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Bio


Alex Righetto is an Italian artist who resides in the United States. He received his formal training in fine arts from the Gianbettino Cignaroli Academy in Verona, Italy, in 2003. Alex’s artistic style offers a unique perspective and imagination, evident through his vibrant color palettes, dynamic brushwork, and bold compositions.

His paintings convey emotionally charged narratives, often drawing inspiration from his Italian heritage. This influence is prominently showcased in his figurative art and portraiture. Through his work, Alex reimagines elements of Italian and European history, presenting them in a modern context as part of a larger narrative.

His compelling pieces have graced prestigious publications like Vanity Fair, House and Garden, and Vogue and have been featured in numerous exhibitions. Alex displayed his art at the renowned Miami Art Basel in 2021 and 2022. In March 2022, he was chosen as a resident artist at the state-of-the-art design facility, Priano, in Tampa, FL.

In 2023, his acclaimed piece “Mona Lisa’s Daughter” adorned a mega billboard in New York City for a week.

That same year, he inaugurated his first solo exhibition in Miami.

Today, Alex dedicates himself full-time to his passion for painting, producing visually stunning and thought-provoking artworks.

 

Press and Publications

  • Vogue
  • Vanity Fair
  • House and Garden
  • GQ
  • AP News
  • Artist Weekly
  • Voyage Tampa
  • Canvas Rebels
  • Shoutout Miami
  • Bold Journey

Selected Exhibitions

  • Gran Guardia Palace, Verona Italy 2024
  • Windsor Castle, UK 2024
  • Red Dot, Miami 2023
  • Crypt Gallery. London 2023
  • Galleria Tolomeo. Milan Italy 2023
  • Merlino Gallery. Florence, Italy 2023
  • Arte expo. Sanremo, Italy 2023
  • Galerie Hamilton. Cannes France 2023
  • The House of Arts, Solo Exhibition 2023. Miami , The US
  • Red Dot, art Basel 2022. Miami , FL
  • Priano (Residency) 2022. Tampa, FL
  • Spectrum, Art Basel 2021. Miami FL
  • Bula B. Gallery 2021. ST Pete, FL
  • Group exhibition 2003. Villafranca Verona, Italy