Fred Bugs has always remained a geometric artist;between present and past

Fred Bugs,pseudonym of Federico Cabras,born in Bosa,Sardinia in 1997 is an important artist of abstract surrealism and Italian neo-expressionism thanks to an artistic apprenticeship that began in his early school years

Fred Bugs is a geometric artist deeply influenced by the historical significance of street art and the evolution of graffiti, grounded in a rich understanding of the artistic expressions of primitive peoples. His work reflects a deep appreciation for the origins of figurative and geometric art, particularly drawing on the European canon, with a focus on Italian and French contributions. This in-depth study not only informs his creative process, but also celebrates the enduring impact of geometric art throughout history.

Geometric art as different to street art is a way of making art that originated in the early 1900s when artists resumed the use of pencils and pens and paper sought to move beyond the patterns imposed by the Expressionism typical of art in the mid to late 1800s.

According to Fred Bugs, artistic perfection is achieved by drawing without using drawing tools and other materials such as glued plastic, because in this way the talent of the illustrator and artist is distorted.

Art must remain basic, the great painters before they were recognized drew freehand as they say and that is the true essence of art

When you notice a mistake..a nuance.. in the drawing it pushes you every day to do better every canvas must come from the intuitive and practical talent of the artistic hand.

The artist has always created abstract geometric art,only later did he begin to study and understand that in the relatively recent past other artists had engaged in making this style and artistic movement known to all

It is clear to all that the artist’s more recent works are much closer to a surrealist style but always abstract and in each artwork Bugs adds geometric abstractions to make his art always very recognizable and renowned