Bruno Sciaraffia was born in Sabaudia, Italy, in January 1950. His natural talent for drawing led him to develop a great passion for art and design from an early age. In fact, rather than considering his artistic career for professional purposes, he dedicates himself to painting and drawing for his own psycho-physical well-being. Holding a brush in his hand and surrounding himself with colours makes him feel free, serene, and happy. The process of creation of his works is based solely on a great passion and admiration of the essence of Beauty that Art itself encompasses. In addition to the above, Bruno has participated in several exhibitions over the years. In the 70's he lived in Milan, participating in various competitions in Milan, Arona and Como. In this period he took part in a group exhibition with painters such as Magritte, Cortiello, Capogrossi, Brindisi Luoratoll, and won the 2nd prize in the "Surrealist Painting" section. In Como he won the prestigious "Premio Lario Cadorago" held in Villa Olmo. A book of this review has been published, attached to Comanducci, with a list of the winners, which can be found in several Italian libraries. After moving to Naples, between 1979 and 1986 he took part in other personal exhibitions. From1986 onwards he devoted himself to pictorial research, favouring direct contact with the public and through the Internet. His style is inspired by cubism and futurism and evolves towards what the artist himself has defined as "Interrelationism", in which the lines that intersect with the figures unite rather than divide: "no one is an island in his own right”. Despite having based most of his work on techniques such as oil on canvas and mixed media on cardboard, the artist has dedicated himself to the creation of digital works only in the last few years, learning more and more about this world that has captured his attention and curiosity.

Statement
To be an artist is to be curious to see wonder and beauty even in things seen a thousand times or in a single grain of sand. It is looking at something and seeing in one's mind how it could be and therefore how it is, from a different and unique point of view: our own.