Bio

Antonio Lavorgna – A Multidisciplinary Artist of the Future

Born in the heart of Sannio, Antonio Lavorgna is a multidisciplinary artist with deep roots in both art and material, shaped from an early age by the influence of his father, a master ironworker. His creative journey is one of continuous transformation—starting with iron sculpture and painting, evolving through experimentation with metal oxides that led to the development of stable pigments and oxidized surfaces, and extending into the expressive potential of wax as a sculptural medium.

After a period of artistic stagnation, Lavorgna found new life in digital art, captivated by the possibilities of the virtual world. This marked the beginning of a new phase, where art, technology, and environmental consciousness converge. His NFT collection, “The Rage of the Bees”, stands as a visual manifesto against ecological indifference—a call to protect bees and preserve the planet.

Lavorgna boldly challenges contemporary art conventions and the traditional notion of artistic immortality. His vision is clear: art must follow a life cycle, and museums of the future will be digital archives, where artworks exist in servers and materialize only when summoned.

Driven by constant experimentation, he continues to explore graphic design and Artificial Intelligence technologies, creating visual art that merges code, matter, and intuition.

“It is shocking to still see people abandoning waste on streets, in fields, and in parks. It’s a sign that artificial intelligence and technology must advance—because humanity, in its pursuit of perfection, must prove itself worthy of safeguarding this precious planet.”

This statement captures Lavorgna’s profound, activist-driven approach to art. For him, art is a force that inhabits the artist to give birth to a message. And today, that message is a “Good Wave”—a call for transformation, awareness, and vision.

In 2025, he joins Luma Labs’ CPP Program, testing Dream Machine as a creative weapon. As a Refabric AI ambassador, he launches fashion into the realm of AI-driven aesthetics.

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Painting Color Acid

The Color Acide born from the oxidation of metals, through a process lasting eight months and a catalyst invented following an experimental explosion of acids.
Color Acide arises from the oxidation of metals, it goes through a process that lasts eight months and an invented catalyst, after an experimental explosion of acids.

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