A strategist Painting

Born in Buenos-Aires of a Paraguayan father and an Argentinian mother, Victoria Stagni apprenticed in oil painting with Pierre Lafage (graduate of Fine Arts in Paris and Bordeaux) in the Atelier of the Beaux-arts de Bordeaux. At the same time, she set up her workshop in the Bordeaux district of Chartrons. Since 2015, Victoria has been part of the international artist collective "Human Beings, What Unifies Us?" composed of Cuban, European and American painters, sculptors and photographers. This collective was created following the reopening of relations between the United States and Cuba and aims to propagate beauty and peace in a sense of brotherhood. In June 2016, the artist participated in the collective's inaugural exhibition at the Ortiz Gallery in the city of Trinidad, Cuba. Between October 2016 and April 2019, the artist has a series of personal and group exhibitions in various places of choice in Bordeaux: in particular at the Marché de Lerme (personal exhibition); on the display panels of the Center de Bordeaux - Oboem campaign (group exhibition); at the Bernard Magrez Cultural Institute (personal exhibition); at the Halle des Chartrons (personal exhibition); at the Relais et Château Le Saint James hotel (personal exhibition); at Espace Saint-Rémy (collective exhibition) and for the inauguration of the Monkey Mood gallery (curator: Nadia Russell Kissoon, solo exhibition). Two of his works, "Animal Kingdom" and "Autoportrait aux Amaryllis", are part of the private collection of the Bernard Magrez Cultural Institute: To see the entire Bernard Magrez Private Collection: Since July 2020, his work has been shown in major hotels in the United States - in New York, San Francisco, Chicago ... - and in Australia, thanks to Daylighted, the first art streaming service platform in the United States. world. His works have been selected, often for exclusive releases as Artist of the Month, including by: the Hyatt Regency Chicago; the William Vale Hotel in Brooklyn; Park Central in San Francisco; the Pullman San Francisco; the 57 Hotel, in Sydney, etc.