Alla Chiara Luzzitelli - Angel Portrait Premium






Possède plus de dix ans d'expérience dans le domaine de l'art, spécialisé dans la photographie d'après-guerre et l'art contemporain.
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Réalisé en 2026
Imprimé en 2026
Impression Fine Art
45x30 cm
Autographié au dos
l'impression est réalisée sur papier coton, imprimée immédiatement.
Adita? Italian artist Alla Chiara Luzzitelli, also known as Alicka, was born in Litpetzk, Russia, in 1998. Adopted by the Italian Luzzitelli family, she moved to Turin after spending eight years in an orphanage. Her artistic journey began in adolescence with the presentation of her first photographic project, "How people would never want to show themselves," at Paratissima 2014 in Turin. This marked the start of her encounters with influential figures, including art critic Giorgio Bonomi, leading to a self-portrait project exhibited in the Musinf Gallery in Senigallia.
Italian artist Alla Chiara Luzzitelli, also known as Alicka, was born in Litpetzk, Russia, in 1998. Adopted by the Italian Luzzitelli family, she moved to Turin after spending eight years in an orphanage. Her artistic journey began in adolescence with the presentation of her first photographic project, "How people would never want to show themselves," at Paratissima 2014 in Turin. This marked the start of her encounters with influential figures, including art critic Giorgio Bonomi, leading to a self-portrait project exhibited in the Musinf Gallery in Senigallia.
Over the years, Alicka participated in various exhibitions, such as those at Satura Gallery in Genoa (2014) and Crivelli Gallery in Bergamo (2015), as well as winning the Emerging Artist Award at the Biennale di Genova 2015 Expo Intl contemporary art. She studied photography and graphics at the "Albe Steiner" institute in Turin while working as a photographer in Milan. Her achievements culminated in winning the "Lorenzo Il Magnifico" award for her short film "Otto Betulle" at the Florence Biennale 2023.
Medium:
Photography, Digital on Paper
Rarity:
One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:
17 W x 11 H x 0.1 D in
Ready To Hang:
No
Frame:
Not Framed
Portrait Premium
Réalisé en 2026
Imprimé en 2026
Impression Fine Art
45x30 cm
Autographié au dos
l'impression est réalisée sur papier coton, imprimée immédiatement.
Adita? Italian artist Alla Chiara Luzzitelli, also known as Alicka, was born in Litpetzk, Russia, in 1998. Adopted by the Italian Luzzitelli family, she moved to Turin after spending eight years in an orphanage. Her artistic journey began in adolescence with the presentation of her first photographic project, "How people would never want to show themselves," at Paratissima 2014 in Turin. This marked the start of her encounters with influential figures, including art critic Giorgio Bonomi, leading to a self-portrait project exhibited in the Musinf Gallery in Senigallia.
Italian artist Alla Chiara Luzzitelli, also known as Alicka, was born in Litpetzk, Russia, in 1998. Adopted by the Italian Luzzitelli family, she moved to Turin after spending eight years in an orphanage. Her artistic journey began in adolescence with the presentation of her first photographic project, "How people would never want to show themselves," at Paratissima 2014 in Turin. This marked the start of her encounters with influential figures, including art critic Giorgio Bonomi, leading to a self-portrait project exhibited in the Musinf Gallery in Senigallia.
Over the years, Alicka participated in various exhibitions, such as those at Satura Gallery in Genoa (2014) and Crivelli Gallery in Bergamo (2015), as well as winning the Emerging Artist Award at the Biennale di Genova 2015 Expo Intl contemporary art. She studied photography and graphics at the "Albe Steiner" institute in Turin while working as a photographer in Milan. Her achievements culminated in winning the "Lorenzo Il Magnifico" award for her short film "Otto Betulle" at the Florence Biennale 2023.
Medium:
Photography, Digital on Paper
Rarity:
One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:
17 W x 11 H x 0.1 D in
Ready To Hang:
No
Frame:
Not Framed
