2000 - 2005:
Characters immanent in the paintings of Mr. Maggiorri are portraits of men, women and children, the artist has rubbed shoulders with during his college and university years.
They represent the artist's fascination for the human body, mind and spirit. These figures represent, and make themselves look familiar - it may be the girl next door, the boy playing in the schoolyard or the man walking on a sidewalk - and there's something strange and mysterious way with the bodies are painted and how their postures are described, from an almost autre temps, d'une autre dimension.
Leurs poses, leurs expressions et leurs postures décrivent l'intimité et les connexions que l'artiste a développées avec ses modèles, en forgeant son propre style, loin de l'influence de son apprentissage classique reçu pendant ses années d'étude.
Inspiré par John Singer Sargent et les portraits de Joacquim Sorolla , ses portraits de nature morte, de la vie quotidienne exsudent l'esprit et la vivacité.
M. Maggiori, dans un premier temps, a développé un intérêt pour la peinture figurative avec un fort désir d'exprimer la réalité avec exactitude, spontanéité, beauté and simplicity.
"There is so much to extract a first look and the study of anatomy," said Maggiori
"The sight of a naked body of all fabrics, is always beautiful and there is no room for errors, misinterpretation or inaccuracy. "
His work, at times, focus on sharpening the details inherent in a moment of intimacy. But the term is often evidenced by broad brush strokes, they suggest a movement, a smile or a shadow - a technique to maintain a sense of freshness and clarity of being.
M. Maggiori also found in photography a way to sketch and understand some of his works.
Using photography enabled him to revive the relationship between image and memory of the painting, she has contributed to the final composition of his paintings and create their own references.
. "My approach to painting is constantly changing. I always look for maximum freshness and accuracy. however, the less time I spend on each painting, the better it is "said Maggiore. 
His work is a narrative figurative emotions they represent a fictional reality where the viewer needs to appreciate how personal and private that is offered under his eyes.
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