ABOUT

Matt Colombo is a fine art artist and photographer renowned for his controversial work that boldly merges fashion, eroticism, fetishism, and bondage.
His photography is characterized by a daring aesthetic that combines high fashion elements with intimate and often provocative themes.

Born in Milan, Italy, he developed an early fascination with the boundaries of art and personal expression, often drawing inspiration from subcultures that challenge societal norms.
After studying art he began to explore the intricate relationship between identity and desire.

His work explores themes of darkness, sexuality and decadence, delving into the human experience with an uncanny ability to evoke both beauty and discomfort, drawing the viewer into a world where conventional beauty meets the edge of taboo. His projects often challenge mainstream perceptions of beauty and desire, inviting audiences to explore the complexity of human sexuality in all its forms. This fusion creates a striking visual language that confronts viewers, sparking conversations about sexuality, power dynamics, and the nature of attraction.

Throughout the years, Matt has garnered both acclaim and controversy, with exhibitions in notable galleries and alternative spaces around the world, including Art Icon, Paris and The Museum of Avant-garde, Mendrisio.

While his work has faced criticism, it has also resonated deeply with a diverse audience, leading to a devoted following and extensive media coverage. Matt actively engages in dialogue around the themes present in his work, using interviews, panels, and social media to discuss the intersections of art, sexuality, and empowerment.

Today, Matt continues to push boundaries, using his platform to advocate for greater acceptance of diverse expressions of sexuality and identity.
Through his lens, he invites us to confront our preconceptions and embrace the complexity of human experience, redefining what it means to be beautiful, erotic, and free.

His ability to evoke strong emotions continues to make him a compelling figure in the contemporary art scene.