Frangioni’s artistic practice focuses on social, economic, and political phenomena in historical and contemporary societies, aligned with the relationship between values, memory, and the continuous sequence of existence. 

He sees a gap between the dynamics in the advancement of technology and the adaptability of human instincts, which sometimes compromises the ability to make decisions and actions, thus impacting the formation of values in contemporary societies. 

In this context, it opens up an involuntary path to live within a bubble of misinformation, mass cultural alienation, economic and mental control, and what the artist calls a Psychological Matrix.

Starting from this complex set of questions, Frangioni conveys how past actions directly affect the present. To transform these thoughts into a conceptual visual language, he applies different materials and symbols to provide new meaning to these objects (symbol/material). 

Through three-dimensional objects and installations, Frangioni presents the viewer with new paths to challenge reflection on how values are based.

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