LeoNilde Carabba

LeoNilde Carabba, born in Monza in 1938 and currently living in Milan, likes to describe herself as “a painter and a traveler who loves to explore territories and cross borders.

In 1961 LeoNilde held her first solo exhibitions. The following years saw her more and more deeply involved in the art world, where she had the support and formative influence of artists such as: Lucio Fontana, Hsiao Chin, Roberto Crippa, Enrico Baj, Turcato, Tancredi, Jean Fautrier, Piero Manzoni, Christo and, unique among many men, Carla Accardi, whose strong presence in the field of art reassures her of her right to be there.

Her works are collected in prestigious museums in Italy and abroad including: Pinacoteca di Termoli; Museo d'arte di Corciano; Pinacoteca di Civitanova Marche; Pinacoteca di Bari; Italian-American Museum, San Francisco, USA; The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum, San Jose, USA; Museo di Città Bolivar, Venezuela; Maison de la Culture, Namur, Belgio; Primo Museo d'Arte Moderna, Asilah, Marocco; Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, Ibiza, Spagna;MUSPAC – Museo d'Arte sperimentale dell'Aquila