My unique and personal form of art has finally found its ideal showcase at the Palazzo dei Piombi in Venice. This personal exhibition, which took place as a collateral event to the Venice Biennale, gave me and my work the visibility we deserved.

My artistic career started from a young age, when I attended a sculpture workshop and then a classical painting workshop. There, I had the opportunity to meet an Italian-Argentinian muralist painter master, a direct student of Álvaro Siqueiros, who influenced my artistic growth in an indelible way. Despite his strong charisma, I had the strength and determination not to be overly influenced and instead created my own unique and personal form of poetry.

Later, I decided to attend Venice and its workshops, where I learned the glass technique. This experience allowed me to mix different techniques and traditions, giving rise to a new form of art. The city itself, with its thousand workshops, influenced my new poetry like a lighthouse that illuminated my mind with new ideas and inspirations.

The personal exhibition at the Palazzo dei Piombi was a dream come true, an ideal showcase to show the world my new form of art. There, I was able to exhibit works that are the result of my passion and dedication, works that embody years of study and artistic growth.

In conclusion, this personal exhibition at the Palazzo dei Piombi was a crucial moment in my artistic career, a step forward towards recognition of my work and towards a brighter future. I hope this experience is just the beginning of a long journey towards the realization of my artistic dreams.

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