Our Artists
Daria Petrilli, Artist
Daria Petrilli, born in 1970, lives and works in Rome. Graphic designer and publicist, she creates illustrations and book covers. The Roman illustrator
obtains numerous awards during her artistic career to the point of becoming a member of the Italian Association of Illustrators, which honors her with Awards. She has participated in numerous competitions: from Bologna to Tehran, from Turin to Lisbon.
Daria Petrilli’s works have been exhibited in national and international exhibitions. Her works are an ensemble between digital art and illustration. Daria creates unique pieces, mainly portraits of women, whose dreams and obsessions she captures. Her art plates are also edited in fine art limited editions. Her ability to create harmonious ensembles has allowed her to design fashion collections and dress product lines for prestigious companies such as Shiseido and Miss Sixty.
Elena Scacchi, Textile Artist Carpet
ELENA SCACCHI, born in 1963, is a visual artist specializing in textile materials with passion for carpets and art. Her work centres on integrating art and craft production processes, resulting in functional pieces that stand as complete works of art. Her practice intertwines knowledge of materials, technique, and viewer experience.
Using Merino wool from the Zegna company, ELENA employs a hand-tufting technique with a machine she manipulates on vertical frames, inserting stitch by stitch. The production process is labor-intensive and meticulous, demanding significant physical effort and precise technique.
Erion Zeneli, Artist
Erion Zeneli was born on 11th of October, 1972. At an early age, he begun to demonstrate his curiosity and ability on drawing and painting, starting so, to take his first courses of training and afterwards concluding his studying of Fine Arts.
He has participated in many personal and collective exhibitions all over the world and has been awarded different prizes. He keeps collaborating with different artist and Italian companies on many art projects. Recently he has realised projects in different countries like Hong Kong, USA, Egypt (Cairo), Azerbaijan( Baku), Taiwan, England, Middle East.
Gessica Faelli, Mosaicist
Gessica Faelli was born in 1981 near Venice, where the art of mosaic is sought after. She grew up in a family of mosaicists and terrazzo workers for two generations. She trained at the Mosaicisti del Friuli school where her art began to grow. Her turning point was in Tuscany where she worked with master craftsmen in the creation of large projects of domes and churches. She was then contacted by a large laboratory in Germany that creates mosaics and stained-glass windows with which she has been collaborating for 10 years. Here you develop the art of wall and floor mosaics for public and private works.
She defines herself as a pebble from a river chiselled by water and constantly changing… in the same way she transforms them into something unique
Guglielmo Aschieri, Artist
Born in 1955 in Sesto Cremonese, Guglielmo Aschieri Emilio is a distinguished artist deeply versed in the techniques and styles of art history. His work embraces a hands-on approach to experimentation, deliberately avoiding adherence to specific theories or ideologies.
Since the early 1980s, Aschieri’s paintings have been characterized by the depiction of flowers, fruits, and vegetables, often on a grand scale. He masterfully reinterprets the naturalism of the 16th century through a contemporary lens, offering a fresh and unique perspective on this classical style.
Giovanni B. Tresso, Artist
Italian artist Giovanni Tresso offers a glimpse into the portals of the human soul. Each portrait is the result of an intimate interlude between the commissioner and the artist that fuses painting and photography. Tresso meets the subject in person and builds his paintings on a collection of impromptu snapshots that reveal microexpressions and movements indicative of their personality.
The key is to catch the sitter off guard, so that they abandon their defensive social barriers and expose their authentic essence. Echoing his background in design and advertising, Tresso’s works possess a distinctive graphic aesthetic. The facial traits are carved out using negative space and a highly contrasting bichromatic palette of white and either blue, red, green, or black. This, combined with the imposing scale of the pieces, garners a powerful magnetic quality that keeps the viewer glued to the canvas.
