As a child, the Italian Fabrizio Bidoli would watch his father painting and welcoming other artists into the house, inspiring him to pursue art for himself. His graphic, colorful pieces explore the possibility to make the invisible visible, and turn the real and everyday into the fantastic. This can be seen in his surrealistic paintings, in which everyday objects and landscapes are rendered in bright, psychedelic colors. To achieve this, Bidoli uses a variety of materials, while maintaining a homogeneous stylistic style.