Trace, Depth, Form by Marco Raimondo: one fragment in three states. Depth, at the centre, is Form minus Trace: what thought leaves behind.

An essay on Digital Stain Immersion: a mark made without artistic intention, returned to through successive immersions until the image holds its own time.

The Human Thinking Machine: a new project by Marco Raimondo. Raw, layered pen sketches tracing the brain's activity before it becomes thought.

Where does meaning live — in the artist, the work, or the viewer? An essay on making, interpreting, and the part of creation we don't consciously control.

Nightly Thoughts — the thought before words
An automatic sketch, a gesture, and a machine that translates it into points. What is preserved and what is lost when continuous thought becomes discrete.

Group exhibition curated by Fortunato D'Amico. Marco Raimondo presented Mindscapes — a triptych where sky, sea and earth appear not as places but as states of mind, and the ecological question becomes, first of all, a question of perception.

At Codici Contemporanei — the Leonardo-inspired exhibition on the idea of the code — Marco Raimondo presented "Il linguaggio della mente": the unconscious gesture as the first code of all, the mind writing to itself before words arrive.

The Sweet Thinking in the Digital Age is a composite artwork that moves between digital image and painting, between the immediacy of technology and the slowness of manual gesture.
It was conceived within the framework of “Sostenere il Futuro”, a group exhibition reflecting on sustainability — not only environmental, but intellectual and emotional.

MINDSTORM – IMMERSED IN THE FLOW / DISPERSED IN THOUGHT
(Exhibited at “Sostenere il Futuro”, Second Scuderie of Castello Sforzesco, Vigevano – part of the 10th Festival of Transformations)
Mindstorm is a composite work that exists between two dimensions — digital and material — exploring the unstable boundary between clarity and chaos, perception and abstraction.

As part of NOIBRERA's latest collective initiative, titled Le linee continue della pace, a group exhibition centered on the theme of peace, I am pleased to share my recent work titled "Risposte nel vento" ("Answers in the Wind"). The exhibition takes place in Sesto San Giovanni, a historically symbolic city on the outskirts of Milan, and brings together a diverse group of artists united by the desire to reflect on the concept of peace through artistic expression.
The initiative Le linee continue della pace, curated by NOIBRERA, is not only a visual project but also a civic and poetic act: a response to the complex and often painful questions raised by current global and social tensions. Through a variety of languages and media, each artist offers a unique perspective, encouraging dialogue and contemplation among viewers.
My contribution to this project is both a response to and a meditation on the enduring questions raised by Bob Dylan in his iconic 1962 song Blowin' in the Wind.

Marco Raimondo on the situated line: a mark born outside artistic intention, beyond Surrealist automatism, read through Deleuze's fold and diagram.

Explore Marco Raimondo's artistic journey, where themes like Identity, Perception, and Infinite Horizon invite viewers to connect internal reality with external experience. Each piece blends traditional and digital techniques, encouraging personal insights through interpretative openness and sensory depth.

Explore Marco Raimondo's innovative "Digital Stain Immersion" technique, a blend of hand-drawn sketches and digital color layering. This unique process combines traditional artistry with modern digital tools, preserving organic textures while adding depth and precision. Raimondo’s works showcase dynamic movement and contemplative depth, offering versatile presentation options across various media.

New group exhibition , 12 of my abstraction presented in an ancient castle in Monticelli d'Ognina built in 1400. Tradition says that Leonardo da Vinci visited this site to take inspiration for the his famous last supper in Milan.