Born in Venice in 1951, Stefano Zanus developed a multidisciplinary artistic practice spanning painting, photography, printmaking, and installation. His technique of Dripping Light Art manipulates photographic negatives using light as an expressive medium.
French sculptor and painter André Bodin Labode, born in 1947, has exhibited extensively across Europe since the early 2010s, drawing inspiration from German Expressionism encountered during the 1970s.
Russian-born artist Valentyna Ohurtsova, who settled in Venice in 2003, combines abstract expressionism with traditional cross-stitch embroidery to create works that translate inner emotion into tangible form.
Italian painter Angelina Silvestre channels her inner world through landscapes, portraits, and studies of love and feminine identity, working primarily in oil with distinctive techniques inspired by divisionism.
Italian artist Ivana Bomben, based in Pordenone, creates abstract works combining colour, light, and found materials to explore natural vitality and cosmic forces. Her works are held in private collections across Europe.
Artist and psychotherapist Dimitra Natskouli combines Byzantine iconography with dance movement therapy and contemporary visual practice to explore psychological and spiritual dimensions of human experience.
Laura Furlani, born in Trento in 1969, emerged as a documented artist in 2019 after decades of personal struggle, winning prizes at the Extemporebocce&Colori competitions in Venice.
Born in Polverara in 1950, Italian painter Eugenio Bertin developed his artistic practice through formal training and decades of exhibition work across Europe and beyond.
Born in 1940 in Roverbella, near Mantua, Luciano Disperdi spent over four decades as a naval engineer at Fincantieri before retiring in 2010 to pursue watercolor painting full-time.
