Alessandro Siviglia, born and raised in Salerno, Italy, immersed himself in street art at a young age, expressing himself through graffiti under the alias CROW on large public spaces. After frequenting the Filiberto Menna Art Institute, Siviglia honed his distinct style by experimenting with spontaneous color and contrast techniques.
Upon relocating to Venice, Siviglia established professional relationships with local artists, inspiring him to transition his talent from walls to canvas. In his figurative works, Siviglia seeks to emphasize the difference between painting and reality, exploring different ways of perceiving the world around us.
Siviglia's observations of people, lifestyles, and stray animals reflect his memories of street art as well as his observations from urban environments, capturing the concept of relativity in his works. His paintings evoke Picasso's influence with a nod to the Cubism era, and he has exhibited his works in Italy, China, and Los Angeles.
With over 1,000 works in private collections worldwide, from New York to Dubai to Paris, Siviglia has received numerous European prizes, and his first solo exhibition was showcased in 2009 at the Villa Carraca in Valencia, Spain.
