Aldo Londi was a tireless narrator of feelings and intuitions. A life turned to art: painter, sculptor and above all ceramist. Londi blends tradition and modernity to create a modern product. His natural predisposition to research allows him to undertake courageous explorations and define a new expressive lexicon, finding support and stimulus in the continuous experimentation he initiates with the chemical laboratory of the Colorobbia color factory.

He lives and works in Rome. His artistic practice intersects with various disciplines: painting and sculpture, architecture and installation. His first solo exhibitions date back to the 1980s. As recognized by critics and curators, the artist has always shown a particular attention to the interaction between material, volume, space, and color, as a vehicle for light. Among his most important works is Passi, a site-specific installation. Passi has been welcomed by numerous museum institutions, public spaces, historical sites, and private spaces.

Since childhood Maria Lai shows a strong artistic talent and has the opportunity, albeit fortuitous, to have contact with the world of art. In 1971 she exhibited the first Looms, a cycle that characterized the following ten years and brought her closer to the themes of poor art, while in the Eighties she dedicated herself to the first operations in the territory that would be worth the most significant results of her work.

Born in Chieti on October 18, 1886. He studied in Naples at that Institute of Fine Arts, under the guidance of Giuseppe Casciaro, and made his debut at the Promoter. Landscape painter, marinist, portraitist, he has participated in many national exhibitions, and among the buyers of his works are the King, the Society of Fine Arts, the Municipality of Naples.