Black and white photo of Freddy Ciminelli standing in front of one of his mixed-media artworks.

Hello,

Thank you for visiting my website. My name is Freddy, and I am a visual artist who explores the connection between image and sound. My artwork is an expressive experience where visual art and music meet, where rhythm, shape, and emotion converge in a work of art.

My artistic journey commenced with a high school photography class, which led me to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the State University of New York at Oswego. However, since graduating from college, my creative horizons have expanded to encompass new media, electronic music, and digital tools, seamlessly integrating them with traditional materials.

My style is bold and abstract, and it is centered around expressing the energy and emotion of music through visual form. I am an expressionist, and rhythm, texture, and improvisation are hallmarks of my creative process. Each piece I create is akin to a visual echo of sound, shaped by a deeply intuitive workflow where art and music constantly inspire and influence each other.

Music has been an integral part of my artistic journey since its inception. However, it was not until 2010 that I began composing and playing electronic music. Prior to that, I used to create mix-tapes to accompany my artwork. Currently, the electronic music I create serves as both an inspiration and a complement to my visual art. Each beat and synth line informs the movement and emotional impact of my works.

I am also the founder of Art Studio Intermix, a multimedia art studio based in Atlanta, Georgia. A platform where I push my creative boundaries and explore new ideas. I invite you to explore my artwork and other projects on my website.

All the best,

Freddy

About

“My work exists at an intersection of visual imagery and music – where rhythm, form, and emotion come together in a work of art.”

For your reference, I have included one of my earlier compositions titled “Shade.” To listen to the track, please click on the music player below and turn up the volume.