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ALFREDO ROMIO

Alfredo Romio was born in Corigliano Calabro (IT) in 1994. From 2004 to 2013 he studied painting. From 2012 to 2015 he is enrolled at the PI Tchaikovsky Higher Institute of Music Studies in Nocera Terinese (CZ) where he carries out in-depth studies of Music Theory, Violin and Piano; at the same time he is Second Violin of the Philharmonic Orchestra of Calabria. In 2017 he gets the First Level Diploma in Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Catania. That same year he inaugurated his first solo exhibition, sponsored by the city of Corigliano Calabro and he joined the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera to achieve the II Level Diploma in Painting. In 2018 he is the winner of the first edition of "Open Innovation Art", where two works exhibited at the Cariplo Factory  are purchased to be permanently exhibited.

SOLO SHOW
2020 "BOOMing Contemporary", Five Gallery, Bologna, IT;
2019 “La Pesa Pubblica Presenta: Alfredo Romio - Tra Sacro e Profano”, Pesa Pubblica di Porta Venezia, Milano (MI).
2017 "Iconography", Palazzo delle Fiere, Corigliano Calabro (CS).
 
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2020 "Da Keith Haring a Greta" curated by Andrea Del Guercio, Five Gallery, Lugano;

2019 "WopArt", Five Gallery, Lugano; "GrandArt", Five Gallery, Milano; “Per Paolo VI” curated by Alfredo Romio, Facoltà Teologica dell’Italia Settentrionale, Milano (MI); “OverArt Presenta: Art & Fashion”, Banner Boutique, Milano (MI); “Terra-Mater-Materia”, Stettino - Varsavia - Cracovia, Polonia; "ICONICA - L'immagine figurale nell’ambito di tre ricerche contemporanee a Brera”, My Fragrances, Milano (MI); “Laboratorio Espositivo - Il valore dell’arte”,  Spazio HUS, Milano (MI).
 
2018 “Arte e Fotografia: Due mondi per il pozzo di Ngouma”, Charity Cocktail, Supsertudio13, Milano (MI); “LaScalArt Youth Artist Contest”, Milano (MI); “INVERART 2018”, Padiglione dell’Accademia di Brera, Iveruno (MI); “Open Innovation Art 2018”, Cariplo Factory (BASE), Milano (MI);  “Brera Accademia Aperta 2018”; Palazzo di Brera, Milano (MI); MAR - Museo d’Arte della Città di Ravenna, Ravenna (RA).