Biagio Mastroianni

Biagio Mastroianni is best known for his works exploring current and futuristic socio-political events. He began his artistic career with the theme of ‘La Smorfia’, The Lottery Game in Naples, and scenes from London. After an apprenticeship as a photo lithographer, Biagio graduated
as an illustrator from the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Lucerne, Switzerland. He lives in London and Lucerne. His paintings, drawings, and various techniques of figurative and abstract artistic prints are exhibited in London, New York, Norway, Switzerland, Italy, and published in renowned
international magazines and newspapers. Some prints are part of the collection at the V&A, Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and at Scarborough, Museum of Permanent Print Collection, UK.

1969 Born in Lucerne, Switzerland
1992 – 98 Foundation, Graphic Design and B.A. hons. Degree in Illustration, Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst, Luzern

Various Group and Solo Shows in Great Britain, USA, Switzerland, Norway and Italy (Selected Exhibitions)
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GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2004 – 2010 Stark Gallery, Printmakers Council, London
OXO Tower Gallery, South Bank, London
Barbican Arts Group Trust, London, Son Galleri, Norway 2012 – 2015 Museum of American Illustration at the
Society of Illustrators and Publication in the Annual Book `Illustrators 55’, New York
“Making an Impression“, 50th Anniversary Printmakers Council, London Bankside Gallery, Fifty Years of Artists Prints, Victoria and Albert Museum V&A London
2016 – 2021 “Lasting Impressions”, Scarborough Art Gallery and Museum Permanent Print Collection
A selection of works from the Printmakerscouncil Archive, London. Espacio Gallery, “Urban Angles”, Bethnal Green, London. “Metamorphosis”, Virtual Exhibition with the Cylindergallery, London. “Ne...