Plumbago Print

Miguel Rosciano is a Venezuelan artist currently living and working in London. His artistic journey began in Caracas, where, at the age of five, he first discovered his passion for art in his father’s workshop. Early influences also came from his maternal uncle, nurturing his appreciation for painting from a young age. A pivotal moment in Miguel’s development came when he met his mentor, Silvia Mujica, in Venezuela. Under her guidance, he not only honed his technical skills but also learned what it truly means to live as an artist and to dedicate oneself wholly to the creative process. In 1992, Miguel completed a degree in Industrial Design, further expanding his visual language. By the age of 24, he was actively involved in the contemporary Venezuelan art scene, participating in exhibitions, completing commissioned works, and building a growing base of collectors. His talent soon gained recognition, and by 2002, his paintings had entered private collections in the United States and Europe. Relocating to Italy marked a new chapter in Miguel’s career. He collaborated with several galleries, including Mo.C.A (which also functions as an architectural studio) and Il Sole Arte Contemporanea, while continuing to produce commissioned works for private collectors. Notable exhibitions include a solo show at the Palazzo dell’Informazione in Rome and participation in the group exhibition “Infiniti Labirinti” at the international event Paratissima in Turin, and a solo exhibition "Macropsia" at the "AdnKronos Museum al Pallazzo dell'Informazione" in Rome. With more than 30 years of experience, Miguel Rosciano continues to evolve his distinctive artistic voice, drawing on his rich multicultural background and lifelong dedication to painting.