Fabio Meneghella

Fabio Meneghella was born surrounded by artworks and art. As a child, he received an artistic education, guided by the teachings of his mother, the artist Anna Maria Saponaro. He is a lover of art, science, engineering, and everything that cannot be seen with the naked eye. Through his imagination, he seeks to represent the invisible on canvas, painting other worlds and the concept of time. This creative journey began after a period of intense meditation, filled with questions about life, the universe, and the human brain. In 2013, he earned a First-Level Academic Degree in Scenography from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bari, Italy. Subsequently, in 2016, he obtained a Second-Level Academic Degree in Theater Scenography. This marked the beginning of his artistic journey. His artworks were featured in the catalog Protagonisti dell’arte 2016, accompanied by a review by Paolo Levi, and in the magazine Expoart n.31 (2015). In 2019, he participated in an auction at the Gigarte Auction House. In 2021, he exhibited one of his artworks at the international art fair ArtePadova. He has collaborated with Onart Gallery in Florence, Italy, Il Melograno Art Gallery in Livorno, Italy, and Lojelo Art Gallery in Volterra (Pisa), Italy. 500 of his works and projects are preserved in the monastic archive of the 'Madonna della Scala' Abbey in Noci (Bari, Italy). Many of his artworks have been sold to various private collections, including those in Kuopio (Finland), Schaarbeek (Belgium), Madrid (Spain), Ninove (Belgium), Gainesville (Florida, U.S.A.), Antwerp (Belgium), Nieuwpoort (Belgium), Gjøvik (Norway), Lecco (Italy), Hinterbrühl (Austria), and Vienna (Austria).