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Bianca Lever

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Paul Albert Dari

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RICCARDO CECCHETTI

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Bianca Lever

I create art the same way I create my life, curious, positive, and exploring all possibilities while loving the process!

Bianca Lever is a Dutch artist based in Italy whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in the Netherlands, Sweden, and Germany. Creating in series such as "Sassy Girls" and "Urban Wildlife", she endeavors to capture the essence of her subjects. Through her vivid works, Lever expresses positivity and strength. In her artistic process, she most often employs mixed techniques with oils on linen or canvas.

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Paul Albert Dari

Paul Albert Dari is an eclectic Italian-American artist, born in Boston (USA) but originally from the Marche region, who lives and works in Sarnano, one of the most beautiful towns in the Macerata area.

Eternal dreamer Paul works in the fashion field, as a pattern maker and fashion accessories designer. In 2015, Paul Meccanico conceived the idea which he still cultivates together with his team, small but full of passion.

But he also loves to paint, especially using oil and acrylic techniques. His favorite subjects are women; immobile women in strong, fluid, warm or cold colours, women with eyes that stare at the observer as if wanting to scrutinize him.

In his latest painting exhibitions around the world (Sarnano, Montefiore dell'Aso, Albenga, Belgrade, Venice, Bratislava, Rome, Montecosaro) our Paul Meccanico bags, printed with the same graphics as the his paintings: authentic "portable works of art".

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RICCARDO CECCHETTI

Born in Macerata, as an illustrator he collaborates with Frigidaire, Caffè Illustrato, Selen, Il Messaggero, Alias (il manifesto) and with Lettura (Corriere della Sera). For Espress Edizioni of Turin he published "Better late than Mao" with Mao Mauro Gurlino, while for Edizioni Becco Giallo he published, together with the author Marco Peroni, the graphic novels "Gigi Meroni, il ribelle granata" and "Adriano Olivetti, a century too soon”, an impossible interview with the founder of Olivetti, who revolutionized the idea of industry in Italy because it was imagined in 2061.