Marco Ciarciaglino

Marco Ciarciaglino (b. 1963, Florence) is a contemporary digital artist whose work represents a sophisticated dialogue between classical craftsmanship and modern technology. Born and raised in the heart of Florence, his artistic identity was forged within the city’s timeless aesthetic, beginning with his foundational studies at the Artistic Lyceum.

His technical background is remarkably broad, spanning traditional mastery in oil, acrylic, and watercolor painting, as well as the intricate world of fine art printmaking. Marco is highly skilled in demanding disciplines such as etching (acquaforte), chalcographic printing, and woodcut (xilografia)—traditional methods that require profound patience and precision. His formal training also led him to the prestigious "Scuola Libera del Nudo" at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, where he refined his mastery of the human form.

In the digital era, Marco has translated this wealth of manual experience into an aesthetic that transcends traditional figurative art. His digital paintings, created with a graphics tablet and a stylus sensitive to both pressure and tilt, carry the soul of a classical painter. In his work, animals, landscapes, and human figures emerge from his imagination, often...

2009: Alegriaworlart, Naples, Italy

2008: Ventiperventi, Naples, Italy

2008: Aspettando Muses, Chiaramonti (Sassari), Italy

2008: Kromakrea, São Paulo, Brazil

2007: I Love Florence: Lights and Colors in the City of Florence, Florence, Italy

2007: Artartide, Miramare di Rimini, Italy