Enzo
Pazzagli
Enzo Pazzagli was born in Pietraviva, a small village in
the tuscan countryside between Arezzo and Siena. It was
there that he passed his childhood and adolescence,
learning the art of wrought iron from his blacksmith
father, gaining familiarity right from boyhood with this
material that still fascinates him even today for its
"ostentatious reluctance."
Giovanni Michelucci
Considered one of the major italian architects of the XXth century, he is the creator
of the Santa Maria Novella station, a masterpiece of the
italian rationalism.
Marcello Guasti
Certainly one of the most important italian
contemporary artists, he ranges between painting and
sculpting with different forms, techniques and materials.
Esteemed by both the national and international critics,
he realized several public works in Italy and abroad.
Leonardo Mattioli
Well known florentine graphic designer, whose
activity developed in the mid fifties. His name is
particularly related to a wonderful edition of Pinocchio
(Vallecchi 1955) where the artist fully expresses his
innovative power in the use of colors, anticipating by
several years the italian way of expression.
Vinicio Berti
Has been one of the major abstract italian painters.
In 1947, after an initial period of studies on cubism and
futurism, he kept on developing and expanding the
expressive possibilities of abstractism.
Marco
Fallani
Attended Istituto d'Arte di Porta Romana and Accademia di
Belle Arti in Florence. Awarded painting prize from the
city of Lucca and prepared moulds and plaster casts of
the Guiglielmo pulpit for the Museo dell&rsquoOpera
del Duomo of Pisa.
Alexandra
Khuen Belasi
Her Productions are handmade originals. She uses brass
nickel plated, glass, ceramic for the execution of her
works. She is original, creative and unique in her style.
Gianluca
Ciccone
Was born in Foggia in 1961 where he started painting very
early. He moved to Florence in 1979 where he studied
Architecture at the State University. Since 1991 he is
Professor of Painting at the State Accademy of Art.
Helmut
Pizzinini
Helmut Pizzinini works with antique and poor materials.
He uses wood, iron and stone. He moulds ton and adds
colour.
Armida
Bietolini
She is often ribelled against the bad taste and monotony
of abstract, super-minimalist, modern works. She likes to
share her ideas with people who love and apreciate art
instead of doing too much discussions about its support
and promotion.
Enrico
Maria Cartei
Enrico Maria Cartei was born in Florence on september 3rd
1968. Since he was a child he developed a natural flair
on drawing, a natural talent to translate his background
experience to grafic art.
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