Fausto Gilberti, born in 1970 in Italy, is widely acclaimed for his minimalist black and white artworks. Within his unique artistic style, characterized by stylized characters with distinctive eye shapes, he often places them in dynamic scenes that playfully reference the worlds of art and music. Notably, Gilberti's work often features iconic figures such as Marcel Duchamp, whose influential contributions to the art world add an extra layer of depth and significance to Gilberti's compositions. Duchamp's presence in Gilberti's art serves as a nod to the conceptual and avant-garde traditions that continue to inspire contemporary artists.