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ARTIST: Coccioli

Coccoli is a versatile artist with a passion for light, color, and materials, explores a wide range of mediums, from painting to sculpture. His work with gesso, pigments, gold leaf, sand, marble dust, and stone amalgam has given him a deep understanding of these materials and their potential to create vivid effects and evocative images.

Kintsugi Birds

Kintsugi Birds

Table 16.5" h 17.5" w

Kintsugi Birds

Kintsugi Birds

Table 16.5" h 17.5" w

Byzantine

Byzantine

24" h x 26" w

Now you see it, now you don't

Now you see it, now you don't

26.5" h x 22.75" w

Alhambra

Alhambra

17.5" h x 24" w

Arabesque

Arabesque

24" h x 31" w

Land of the Rising Sun

Land of the Rising Sun

23" h x 17" w

The Ivory Necklace

The Ivory Necklace

16.5" h x 23.25" w

The Blue Planet II

The Blue Planet II

3.5" h x 17" w

Panda Forest

Panda Forest

18.5" h x 22.5" w

The Blue Planet X111

The Blue Planet X111

3.5" h x 17" w

Blue Rain

Blue Rain

14" h x 66" w

Biography
 
 
Stefano Coccioli was born in La Spezia, Italy in 1955.  In his early years, he traveled widely due to his father's official duties.  His love of travel began there and has extended throughout his career.  From childhood, Coccioli was influenced by his family members:  His uncle, Carlo Coccioli, is a world-famous writer, journalist, and painter, and his American aunt is an avant-garde painter.  His early introduction to art inclined him to study it at the Liceo (college) level and then to continue his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Milano. He has also studied the decorative painting of the Renaissance in Paris under the tutelage of Mr. Guarderó.
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His interests range from painting to plastic, decorative, and constructive arts, and the experiences of his work have allowed him to develop extensive expertise with gesso, pigments, gold leaf, sand, marble dust, and stone amalgam. Coccoli is interested in combining light, color, and materials to produce vivid effects and works that interact with the observer in the form of clear and evocative images.  Towards this end, he has worked successfully both alone and with other artists in Italy, France, Germany, and the United States.
 
The artwork of Coccioli is collected in private homes, villas, churches, and civic buildings.  He continues to broaden his experience with new materials and concepts.  Coccioli lives in Milano and San Francisco.
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