Contemporary Artist
Born in Siena in 2002, currently living in Montalcino where she continues developing her artistic research through the exploration of traditional techniques and contemporary narratives.
Viola Totti was born in 2002 in Siena. She is now living in Montalcino where she is forward developing her artistic research. Viola studied at "Liceo Linguistico San Giovanni Bosco" in Colle Val D'Elsa.
She graduated at LABA (Libera Accademia di Belle Arti) in Florence. Currently, she is refining her technical skills by studying academic drawing at Studio Chiaro Scuro in the center of Florence, while simultaneously attending the Master's degree in Art History at the University of Siena to deepen her theoretical understanding of artistic evolution.
"My artistic research consists in the study of the costumes of various historical eras applied to the faces of contemporary life. This investigation begins with the fifteenth century and continues progressively over time, with the aim of reaching our century."
"The artistic technique that I am interested in exploring is egg tempera, a technique that initially corresponded to the one with which the artists of the time used to paint, but which I will continue to use even in more recent times, to confer uniformity and maintain a common thread that binds all the jobs."
Specializing in academic drawing at Studio Chiaro Scuro in Florence and pursuing a Master's degree in Art History at the University of Siena.
Currently developing artistic research focusing on the study of historical costumes applied to contemporary faces.
Graduated from LABA (Libera Accademia di Belle Arti) in Florence, establishing the foundations of artistic practice and research methodology.
Development of the Quattr'Opere series, exploring family heritage through egg tempera portraits, establishing artistic identity and technique mastery.
Completed linguistic studies, acquiring cultural knowledge and international perspective that would later influence artistic vision.
Born in Siena, in the heart of Tuscany, a region steeped in artistic heritage that would profoundly shape future artistic development.