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Aurelia was born in 1992 in Istanbul, between European and Asian cultures. The boundless passion for colors and artistic figures, the important historical and cultural intertwining of her hometown, drives Aurelia's creative vein, intriguing her in a significant way by making her approach different types of techniques and artistic expressions. A training path that, paradoxically, starts from the future (cubism, abstract) and reaches the past (baroque), leading it to seek a focal point, a meeting point between the two currents themselves, mixing the techniques and fundamental ideas because the "artistic solution" lies in the confluence of the present and the past. ​ In 2010 she followed Mehmet Gureli's Ada Sanat design studio with training courses; subsequently she carried out individual studies on pigments in her color laboratory in Istanbul; in 2016 she was assistant to, Avnì Akmehmedoglu, painter based in Istanbul creating works of cubist movement. ​ Finally in Europe, precisely in Rome, she began his academic study at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome and at the same time, she continued her studies related to drawing both at the Scuola Libera del Nudo, and through the laboratory of master Pierlugi Berto at the Vatican Museums. Between 2018 and 2019 she made contemporary landscape paintings and gave painting lessons. From 2018 to today she is assistant to maestro Giovanni Tommasi Ferroni at the studio in Via dei Riari.