Mario Ceroli Italy, b. 1938

Mario Ceroli was born in 1938 in Castel Frentano, Abruzzo, and from an early age showed a strong interest in the visual arts.
After studying and gaining early experience in Rome, he focused on sculpture and installation, developing a personal language that combines traditional and innovative materials.

His research revolves around the relationship between space, form, and light, transforming objects and figures into compositions that oscillate between reality and abstraction. Ceroli explores themes of memory, history, and cultural identity, giving his works strong symbolic and evocative value.

Throughout his career he has gained national and international recognition, exhibiting in major museums and galleries. His ability to engage with architectural space and the public has cemented his role as a leading figure in Italian contemporary art.

Today Mario Ceroli continues to create and exhibit, pursuing an artistic path defined by elegance, innovation, and conceptual depth.