Silvio Porzionato

A graduate of an art school, Silvio first worked as a designer for ten years. Then, he decides to start a new life in the silence of the countryside, in contact with nature and art. After only one year, he won the Mondadori Art Prize and in 2010 he won the Saluzzo art critic prize and created a permanent work for the Urban Art Museum in Turin.

In 2011, he was selected for the 54th edition of Venice Arts. In 2013, he produced three installations called "Temporal Code" made up of 112 paintings for the MACS (Museum of Contemporary Art of Sicily), representing like a gallery of mirrors that reflects the different ages of man from childhood to old age: each portrait has the same intensity and meaning. His last solo and collective exhibitions took place in Hong Kong, Miami, Chicago, London, Paris, Bogota, New York, Seoul and Istanbul.