Tha Bluecat

Think of Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory, but swap physics for art. I’m a neurodivergent artist with Asperger’s, using painting, photography and sculpture to translate a reality that never feels fixed but constantly shifts, fractures and refracts. I live with my girlfriend, four dogs and three cats, daily anchors in a world that often spins too fast.

The Blue Cat is my recurring symbol: a self‑portrait of autism with infinity‑shaped eyes and long whiskers that probe reality, sensing what others overlook. I build my own lenses and mixed‑media objects to distort and clarify at the same time, turning cracked plastic, wires and light into tools for seeing. My art is my language and my way to show autism not as a deficit, but as a different kind of beauty and perception.

Self-taught artist.

Since 2017 my work has been shown in group and solo exhibitions in Italy and Europe, including “8 per il proprio io” (Rome), “Urbana texture” (Spoleto), “Minimalism” at Art Nordic (Copenhagen), “L’univers en expansion” at Galerie Polysemie (Marseille), and the solo shows “Opposizioni” at SSEA (Rome) and “Neurodivergent Soul” at Triphé Gallery, Rome (2025–26). My artworks are held and represented by several galleries, such as Contatto Gallery, Galleria Gallerati, BSP and 3b Gallery in Rome, and Galeriepol 38 in Breda, Netherlands.