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Roberto Piaia

Painter and Sculptor

Roberto Piaia Italian painter and sculptor. Currently his lives in Mindelheim, City in Lower Allgäu Germany, where paints in his Art Studio.
At the beginning of his career he devoted himself to painting. Spiral shape creator, the idea of this particular form of roberto Piaia’s sculptures – worldwide premier – has been copyright recognized and protected.

“I collaborate with Carmen De Guarda who is competent and precise in her work, so we can tackle fantastic projects together”.

Biography:

At the beginning of his career he devoted himself to painting.

His artistic talent, already clear since his childhood, finds its way of expression thanks to his autodidact choice. He certainly has a natural talent, which he has cultivated and developed through the study and practice of restoration. He learned the use of ancient colors contributing to the restoration of “Cielo di Giotto” in the Scrovegni Cappella in Padova ´95/98.

Disciple of master Guerra and Pio X school around 1987, Roberto Piaia attends also Caravaggio school in Firenze in 1990. Afterwards he attends the restoration schools of Praglia Abbey.

In this period he assimilates the theory and the practice of the ancient color utilization, which will take him to become master of color. The very personal style that Piaia has created has three pictorial currents. For this reason it was called „Assurﬁvo“. Where „as“stands for Abstract,„sur“ for Surreal, and „ﬁvo“ for Figurative.

From 2005 to 2008 he follows the teachings of Master Pardini from Padua. Later, in 2009/’12, he moves to Pietrasanta, a renowned Tuscan town famous for its foundries and development of artistic marbles. This allows him to sharpen the technique of clay modeling and carving directly onto the marble of Master Nicola Stagetti. As a result of this, he invented and modeled an innovative spiral shape in sculpture.

The idea of this particular form of roberto Piaia’s sculptures – worldwide premier – has been copyright recognized and protected.

Carmen De Guarda

Writer – Seo

as in the image of Queen Eva and her maids, and in the bad, as the image of Aisha and her followers. In other words, the eternal struggle is symbolically represented by

he eternal muse in all of Piaia’s works: the Woman. “I have been collaborating with Roberto Piaia for several years now, every project we create is a challenge, one of these is the art comics”.

Biography:

Executive Directory and Curator of Roberto Piaia.
Aesthetics Entrepreneur till 2000, she decides, following a serious illness, to put into practice something that she had always wanted: deepen the knowledge of oneself and go beyond superficial appearances.
She attends an esoteric naturopath school, practices her knowledge by taking courses in yoga and meditation, and re-discovers her talent for writing.

In 2005 Carmen met Piaia, and together with their love story, they begin working together.
She enters the complex world of art thanks to her past experiences and studies web and paper publications. She organizes events for the teacher and takes care of two important catalogs:
The Feminine Essence, published by Cairo Mondadori and Stories of Light„Roberto Piaia meets the Flemish and Dutch Masters of ‘600“. Published by Faenza Group.
After further deepening their relationship over the years, in 2010 they decide to get married.

The Comic

She writes for each of Piaia’s comic images’ with enthusiasm, as she now has the opportunity of expressing his moral principles enriched by fantasy. The images of the artist’s works and his texts emphasize the determined character of Women both in the good,
as in the image of Queen Eva and her maids, and in the bad, as the image of Aisha and her followers. The eternal struggle is symbolized by the muse of all of Piaia’s works: the woman, strength and destiny.

he eternal muse in all of Piaia’s works: the Woman.
Strength and determination, together with sweetness are the character traits necessary to cope with a pitch black and unrested tide, which makes our soul uglier. The barrage of information that incite to violence and not towards healthy self-criticism;
the trivialization of death, to the point that killing has become the only way to solve a problem; with political currents who think about replacing principles with laws. All this leads to an anthropological regression! The only solution out of not getting carried away by this devastating wave is culture, the knowledge of self, and… immerse oneself in the beauty of art.