Anna Coppola

Born in Catania in 1964, the artist rediscovered his passion for art in 2009 after an intense period of personal growth. This renewed interest led him to attend the "Format" sculpture workshop in Acireale, under the guidance of masters Giorgio Atkinson and Placido Calì, beginning a formative journey in sculpture and artistic exploration.

In 2012, he enrolled in the "Art'é" school led by master Salvo Coglitori, where he refined his painting techniques, developing a unique and distinctive artistic language.

The artist's originality lies in his ability to capture the essence of perception and transform it into "dreamlike models" and "pictorial poetry," illuminated by bold and ancestral lights achieved through masterful technique. His works transport the viewer into a world suspended between dream and reality, where emotions and symbols harmoniously intertwine.

2009: Began his artistic journey at the "Format" sculpture workshop in Acireale, under the guidance of masters Giorgio Atkinson and Placido Calì, where he learned the fundamentals of sculpture and developed a deep artistic sensitivity.
2012: Enrolled in the "Art'é" school led by master Salvo Coglitori, refining his painting techniques and expanding his creative expression.
2016: Attended a materic painting workshop with artist Claudia Salvadori, deepening his knowledge of textures and materials to further enrich his artistic language.
These studies and workshops have shaped his unique artistic vision, blending a strong technical foundation with an extraordinary ability to express emotions and symbolism through his work.

2016: Participated in the Second Edition of the "Charm of Art" Prize, earning praise for his original vision.
2018: Took part in the group exhibition "Sicily Meets London" at the Crypt Gallery of St. Pancras Church in London, bringing his unique style to an international stage.
2022: Participated in the collective art exhibition "Undici" at the Sicilian Cart Museum in Aci Sant’Antonio, showcasing a work that celebrates both tradition and modernity.