Toni Cimino (1962) - ALBERO-GIALLO






Holds a master's degree in film and visual arts; experienced curator, writer, and researcher.
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Artist Toni Cimino presents ALBERO-GIALLO, an original oil painting from 2026, a landscape in yellow, grey, black and white, 30 x 30 cm, signed, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Artist Curriculum Vitae – Toni Cimino
TONI CIMINO – Contemporary Artist
Toni Cimino is an Italian painter with over 30 years of artistic experience.
His painting research focuses on the contemporary landscape, interpreted through a poetic and personal vision. Light plays a leading role in his works, where intense chromatic contrasts, evocative skies, and essential horizons create atmospheres of silence, mystery, and waiting.
His painting is distinguished by a recognizable style, capable of transforming the landscape into a visual and emotional experience.
He has collaborated with several Italian galleries and has exhibited in Italy, France, Germany, and Austria.
He has held a solo exhibition at the Broletto in Milan and in 2012 was selected among the 49 finalists for the Arte Mondadori Award, at the Permanente in Milan.
Seller's Story
Artist Curriculum Vitae – Toni Cimino
TONI CIMINO – Contemporary Artist
Toni Cimino is an Italian painter with over 30 years of artistic experience.
His painting research focuses on the contemporary landscape, interpreted through a poetic and personal vision. Light plays a leading role in his works, where intense chromatic contrasts, evocative skies, and essential horizons create atmospheres of silence, mystery, and waiting.
His painting is distinguished by a recognizable style, capable of transforming the landscape into a visual and emotional experience.
He has collaborated with several Italian galleries and has exhibited in Italy, France, Germany, and Austria.
He has held a solo exhibition at the Broletto in Milan and in 2012 was selected among the 49 finalists for the Arte Mondadori Award, at the Permanente in Milan.
