Dionisio Cimarelli

Dionisio Cimarelli was born in Jesi, Italy, has honed his craft in various parts of the world.

His artistic career has included significant work in the restoration of prestigious European monuments. He contributed to the restoration and reconstruction of sculptures at institutions such as the Louvre Museum in Paris, the Royal Church of Copenhagen, the Royal Palace of Stockholm, Strasbourg Cathedral, and Westminster in London.

Cimarelli's talent and dedication have been recognized with scholarships from the National Sculpture Society of New York and the New York Academy of Art.
He has also imparted his expertise as a guest professor at prestigious institutions, including the Wimbledon School of Art in London, King Saud University in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and the University of Bangkok, Thailand.
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His sculpture of Matteo Ricci, created for the 400th anniversary of the ITALIA Pavilion at the Shanghai World EXPO, was acquired by the Marche Region and is displayed at the Confucius Institute in Macerata, Ricci’s native city. The artist was also honored with an invitation from the Italian Ambassador in Beijing to exhibit his Matteo Ricci sculpture at the Embassy.
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Cimarelli's influence in sculpture led to his role as a member of the...

After graduating in sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts in Carrara, Italy, he further refined his skills at the Repin Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, Russia, and the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, Czech Republic.

Cimarelli's works have been exhibited worldwide, from the Berlin Philharmonic at the invitation of Maestro Claudio Abbado and the Venice Art Biennale, to International Art Biennales in China, including Beijing and Shanghai.