BETWEEN GRAPHIC REALISM
&
POP ART

In this series I explore the space between representation and visual culture, connecting elements of photographic realism with the energy and iconography of pop imagery. My intention is not to recreate visual clichés, but to reframefamiliar scenes — social gestures, cultural symbols, everyday motifs — through a hybrid language that combines photography, digital painting, and traditional media.

By juxtaposing graphic intensity with painterly presence, these works invite viewers to reconsider the familiar, to see how images from our daily visual environment interact with memory, perception, and meaning. What interests me most is how these transformed images can reveal new ways of looking — where what we recognize becomes a starting point for what we can imagine.

"Me and you beyond the hills "

Medium : Digital on Aluminium

Size : 107x70 cm

Limited Edition 1/7

"Something also blooms at night "

Medium : Digital Painting on Alu-Dibond

Size : 80x130 cm

Selfie #2
Selfie #2

"Selfie #2 "

Medium : Digital on Aluminium

Size : 107x70 cm

Limited Edition 1/7

"Selfie "

Medium : Painting - Acrilic on canvas

Size : 120x100 cm

the instagram generation
the instagram generation

"La ragazza delle mele "

"The instagram generation"

Medium : Digital on Aluminium

Size : 100x100 cm

Medium : Painting - Acrilic on canvas

Size : 100x60 cm

Limited Edition 1/7

Furio Torracchi Rotkäppchen wall sculpture
Furio Torracchi Rotkäppchen wall sculpture

"We need to talk "

"Rotkäppchen"

Medium : Aluminium Wall sculpture

Size : 100x95 cm

Medium : Painting - Acrilic on canvas

Size : 80x60 cm

a woman in a black top and white pants
a woman in a black top and white pants
a child eating an hamburger
a child eating an hamburger

"Yummy Junky "

"The shy girl"

Medium : Print on Acrylic glass

Size : 100x95 cm

Medium : Painting - Acrilic on canvas

Size : 60x60 cm

Price: 950€

Price from : 550€

Limited Edition 1/7

a couple of people standing in front of a white wall
a couple of people standing in front of a white wall
Un uomo e una donna
Un uomo e una donna

"L'arrivée du printemps "

"The Japanese couple"

Medium : Wall sculpture - Printed Aluminium

Size : 56x76 cm

Medium : Wall sculpture - Printed Aluminium

Size : 120x95 cm

On the beach
On the beach

"On the beach "

"The shower"

Medium : Wall sculpture - Printed Aluminium

Size : 120x100 cm

Medium : Digital on Alunminium

Size : 100x67 cm

Price from : 400€

Limited Edition 1/7

God save the King
God save the King

"God save the King"

Medium : Digital on aluminium

Size : 100x67 cm

Price from : 400€

Limited Edition 1/25

"The running girl "

Medium : Wall sculpture - Printed Aluminium

Size : 80x120

"The relax"

Medium : Painting - Acrilic on canvas

Size : 110x110 cm

"Happy days "

Medium : Painting - Acrilic on canvas

Size : 110x110

"La donna che appende"

Medium : Painting - Acrilic on canvas

Size : 90x90 cm

The walk
The walk

"The walk "

Medium : Digital on Alunminium

Size : 80x100

Price from : 400€

Limited Edition 1/7

"Summer in the Vatican"

Medium : Digital on Alunminium

Size : 100x100 cm

"Spring time "

Medium : Wall sculpture - Printed Aluminium

Size : 80x100

Limited Edition 1/7

About the work

Between Graphic Realism & Pop Art presents a lively and conceptually layered exploration of how image, culture, and medium intertwine in contemporary visual language. The project deliberately situates itself at the intersection of photography, digital painting, and traditional painting, experimenting with how these modes can coexist within a single visual framework. Rather than privileging one medium over another, Torracchi's work embraces hybridity, producing compositions that blur the distinctions between realism and graphic invention.

The title of the series refers to artistic traditions that engage with popular imagery and motifs from mass culture, recalling aspects of Pop Art—a movement that historically drew on advertising, media, and everyday visual culture—although Torracchi's approach remains personal, fluid, and often elusive. Works such as “Selfie #2,” “The Instagram Generation,” and “Yummy Junky” reveal an interest in iconic contemporary subjects, reconfigured through painterly and digital processes that invite viewers to reconsider the familiar in unusual terms.