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Patrick Corrado is an artist and designer whose work explores the intersections of contemporary visual languages and formal experimentation, with a distinct sensitivity to the fusion of art, design, and visual communication. He has created iconic projects such as Noët à la modé for Moët & Chandon and collaborated with Alessi, notably designing the official poster for the 2007 international workshop held across Helsinki, Oslo, and Stockholm. Among his most recognized works are Coverartcollection, commissioned by the Hotel Principe di Savoia in Milan, and Metamorfosi², published in the international art magazine Arte, which helped establish his visual language within the European contemporary art scene. He also took part in the group exhibition Parallel Worlds, curated by Venezia Contemporanea, a collateral event of the 52nd Venice Biennale. His exhibition record spans globally, with shows in Washington, Milan, Paris, and Mumbai. He has participated in major international art fairs, including WOPART (Work on Paper Art Fair) in Lugano, Switzerland; ARCUS Pride Art Exhibition in Milan, Italy; Lausanne Art Fair in Lausanne, Switzerland; and the Affordable Art Fair in Milan, Italy, earning recognition from international curators, collectors, and critics. His works Paris Match and ST n°01 were selected for the 100 Days for 100 Curators initiative, promoted by the Saatchi Gallery in London, curated by international experts Kim Knoppers (Foam International Museum, Amsterdam) and Roobina Karode (Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, New Delhi). In the field of public art, Corrado contributed to the charitable project The Tube One, donating his work Happiness to Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital in Bergamo, in support of scientific research and social wellbeing. Several of his works are part of the private collection of the Ferrari Art Gallery in Vevey, Switzerland, where he has also exhibited at the prestigious Restaurant de l’Hôtel de Ville in Crissier, Lausanne. Additionally, a piece from his Compressioni series was acquired by the RAK – The Rashid Al Khalifa Art Foundation in Riffa, Bahrain, becoming part of the foundation’s permanent collection dedicated to promoting contemporary international artists.