NAPOLEÓN GRAZIANI
NAPOLEÓN GRAZIANI
Napoleón Graziani is a prominent Venezuelan artist with an extensive career in the arts spanning over 20 years. He began his artistic journey at an early age, studying at the Metropolitan Art Center of Caracas (MACSI) and later attending the "Arturo Michelena" School of Fine Arts in Valencia, his hometown, where he focused on fine art.
In 2002, he participated in the "Philip Art Expression" competition for young talents, earning the 2nd Prize for his work titled "Cerros de Caracas" (Caracas Hills). Later, he moved to Panama City before settling in Bogotá, Colombia. Today, his work is represented in several significant art collections throughout Venezuela, the United States, Europe, and Caribbean countries, solidifying his reputation as a distinguished artist with global presence.
ABOUT THE COLLECTION
This collection is called "Isole" and it's a limited edition. These digitally printed cushion covers are inspired by the Italian islands, from tiny uninhabited islets to the country's largest island. The color palette reflects the dawn sky of the Mediterranean, along with the sun illuminating the waves of its blue seas, creating a magical, vibrant place full of contrasts.
From the north to the south of Italy, the islands offer a rich variety of landscapes that I have captured in my artworks, now embodied in these digital cushions. With various designs and sizes, this collection is not only aimed at art collectors but also interior design enthusiasts and those with discerning taste who wish to add a touch of unique style to their homes.