Tiziana Trezzi was born on November 22, 1955 in Magenta (MI). Her mother provided the first stimuli towards art, and experimenting with colors became a lifelong elixir.
After graduating from the Liceo Aristico, Trezzi attended the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. Giovanni Repossi (painting), a close collaborator of Domenico Purificato (engraving), Pietro Diana and Luigi Veronesi (chromatology) had a significant influence on Trezzi. She graduated with honors in 1977 and impressed at her first regional exhibitions, including at the Labus Gallery in Brescia.1982 saw the start of an extremely fruitful collaboration with the important gallery owner Mina Ruocco, owner of the Galleria Arte Spiga in Milan. Ruocca presented Trezzi at the internationally important art fairs in Basel, Ghent, New York and Bologna and placed expressive works in renowned art collections. In 1989, the Galleria Arte Spigna closed its doors due to a death and Trezzi set out in search of new patrons, sponsors and galleries.
From 2000, Trezzi had to put her artistic work on hold for several years due to family reasons. During this time, she taught, worked as a designer for well-known companies and trained in various fields (Artistic Ed | Provveditorato Agli Studi in Milan - psychology | art therapy for disabled students). She emerged stronger from a life-threatening illness in 2007 and her artistic work literally "exploded". Francesco Gallo, professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, renowned critic and artistic director of the Forlì art fair, opens up new perspectives and approaches for Trezzi. Her works are attracting attention, continuously gaining importance and increasing recognition. In addition to her work as a painter, she is an art director with a focus on interior design and chromatic consulting and a lecturer at the Scuola Media Inferiore.
Trezzi lives and works in Lissone in Lombardy.
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