Profile: Manoel Mozzone

About Manoel Mozzone : MANOEL MOZZONE Born in Brazil in Alagoinhas, Bahia in 1985. Adopted son of Italian parents, he began his second life journey when he was only 3 years old. He grew up and lived in Italy, since his early childhood, proof of his creative abilities, using his plastic construction toys to create real colorful compositions, becoming for many the growing creative genius. He decides to follow his aspirations by first attending the Liceo Artistico already recommended at the time by his teachers, starting from the very first schools for further confirmation later by attending secondary schools. He enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts in Genoa, earning a five-year degree in Decoration in 2010, once again obtaining full marks and creating his first three-dimensional works entirely in paper which still represent his, not only, means of communication with the world around him. Encouraged by his professors, he continued on this path, initially trying to create simple installations and then studying a real project created ad hoc to conclude his study session, which is still considered the cornerstone of his technique today. His works become the perfect interlocking of paper forms that gradually take shape until they become an expression of an originality typical of oriental art alone. Creative at 360 degrees, his innovative spirit has led him, in recent years, to approach the world of photography as well, making him capable of ranging from one style to another, focusing not only on the camera but also on the ingenuity in search of the perfection of a shot full of originality. His study of photography has therefore allowed him to see his works from multiple points of view, making him an increasingly complete artist. Designer and creator of his projects, photographer and modeler of ideas. He defines himself as a creative artist capable of shaping matter in relation to his imagination. Not only proficient in practice but also in theory. Constantly growing, looking for perfect lines in this contemporary world