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Carla Campea (b.1962) is a very well-established Roman artist and university lecturer. Her artistic productions shape iridescent reflections of Pop paintings enhanced by neon details, which underlines her unique artistic techniques.

Neon light applied mixed media paintings release creative dimensions that synergically cast figurative and pop art. In her paintings, the ’60s and today’s icons portrayed in shiny and vibrant hues, float on neon-bright backgrounds. Preserved and lightened artworks inside of the plexiglass appear as a radiant epiphany of a happy union. In other words, her works could be blended with a deep observer spirit that brings into art what’s happening in the world through the fluxes between selected mediums and symbolic conceptualities.

Her artistic resumé included exhibitions (solo and group shows) in renowned places and cities: Castel Sant’ Angelo, Mercati Traianei, Campidoglio Musei Capitolini, and in several institutions from New York and Chicago. Accordingly, her artworks are got international recognitions, and they have been kept in precious international collections between Australia, USA, UAE (the Prince’s one as well), and Europe.

Furthermore, Carla’s name is featured in the prestigious Atlante dell’Arte Contemporanea published by De Agostini, which is one of the most respected mappings of the Italian artistic scene from 1950 to 2018.

Carla Campea has been represented by Galleria San Babila (Milan, Italy) since 2020.