Luca Dall'Olio

Luca DallOlio was born in 1958 in Chiari, in the province of Brescia.He attended the Art College in Brescia and he graduated at the Milan Fine Arts Academy in 1980.His frequent travels in Turkey, Morocco, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, United States, Brazil and China played a fundamental role in the evolution of his artistic style.

Luca DallOlios drawings decorate many books, like the 15 books of poetry of Bruno DallOlio, ''Marcovaldo'' by Italo Calvino and ''Con unultima onda sfinita'' by Gianni Tavella. The first monograph dedicated to his production was published in 1986, with the tile ''Luca DallOlio, a young prince in the empire of signs''. In 1990, the monograph ''Sentimental Sedimentations'' was published for the exhibit at the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara. The artist exhibited his production in many fairs and exhibitions in Italy and abroad. He participated at the Miami International Expo, the Artmultiple in Dsseldorf and the New York Art Expo,and Strart in Strasburg. Luca dallOlio made a large mosaic (20 m) for the subway station Villa Bonelli' in Rome.Moreover, he was asked to make another mosaic for the Fiumicino subway station in Rome.From 1996, the artist started to work on luxury ships of the Royal Caribbean ...

He participated to the 12th Four-Year national Exhibit in Rome.He exhibited his works at the Ischia Pithecusae Museum.He also participated, with some of his works, at the exhibits: ''from Picasso to Botero'' at the Museum of Modern Art in Arezzo and at Palazzo Albertini in Forl, and at the State Archives in Rome, with the title ''Artists in the Archive''.Kuratorium Komende Lengmoos Renon.The monograph what dream is' was published in 1999 followed by the monograph 'To write a poem'' published in 2005 and presented by Vittorio Sgarbi and Luciano Caprile. In 2006 the Foundation of Crocetti Museum dedicates a retrospective exibhition to the artist in its Roman centre and the occasion the catalogue "Nei desideri del giorno-Per fare una poesia" is published.In 2006 ArtTime Gallery of Brescia publish monography "A cielo aperto" presented by Gabriele Boni.,