Nicky Peetermans

A Belgian psychotherapist, she came to Tarquinia in 2014 as a traveller. Here she found a new home and discovered a new way of exploring human interiority through the manipulation…

Massimo Luccioli

Born in Tarquinia in 1952, he graduated in Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome with Alberto Ziveri. Driven by the need to acquire new modes of expression,…

Francesco Giannoni

After graduating from the Art Institute, he discovered his passion for clay modelling and vase painting at a very young age. Since 1982, he has fully dedicated himself to the…

Fabio Castelli

An architect and teacher, in 2018 he opened the ANSER atelier, where he works as a ceramist in conjunction with running courses for children and adults. The artistic workshop uses…

Giovanni Calandrini

His studio is a timeless place, a peaceful oasis in the medieval village where the ceramic art of the Etruscans lives in symbiosis with contemporary works moulded to emanate profound…

Massimo Bordo

The Etruscan ceramic tradition, as well as that of the Greek and Roman periods, inspires this craftsman, who was already modelling clay at the age of eight, to create works…

Marco Bocchio

The exhibition space is right in front of the entrance to the Monterozzi Necropolis, but it is in the workshop located in the artisan area that Marco Bocchio creates his…

Sandra Constantini

Sandra Constantini was born in Cortina. She started by capturing emotions through photography. When her sight problems became more serious, she devoted herself to other creative expressions. In 2015, in…

Artwork Italian Heritage by Kerasan

The brand combines the boldest designs with maximum creative and functional versatility. The ceramic sculpture collection born from the experience of Kerasan, a leader in the production of decorative ceramics…

Vincenzo Dobboloni

Dobboloni reached the milestone of 50 years of work in the production of art ceramics in 2022. He mainly focusses on archaeological imitation, specifically Villanovan, Etruscan, Faliscan, Greek and Roman…


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