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Pier Toffoletti<br />

Pier was born in 1957 in the village of Torreano near Cividale in Northern Italy, surrounded<br />

by the art and antiquities of ancient Rome. Now he lives and works in Udine. Since he was<br />

a young boy, painting has been a passion and he drew inspiration from the tiles and frescos<br />

which were a part of his daily life.<br />

In 1976 Pier earned a “Diploma di Maestro in Arte Applicata” (Certificate of Master in Applied<br />

Arts). While developing his unique medium and style he worked as Creative Director<br />

for his advertising agency, using his talented eye for developing and directing television commercials.<br />

Pier also worked with the Italian public broadcasting network (RAI) on a number of<br />

animation projects.<br />

Pier developed a passion for speleology (exploring caves), and while pursuing this interest he<br />

traveled to some wild regions in Central and South America between 1992 and 1995. His experiences<br />

in these environs created a deep change in his view towards life. It was in 1995 that<br />

Pier decided it was time to devote his full time and considerable talents to painting.<br />

Pier?s work can now be seen in galleries and publications throughout Europe and Asia. His<br />

North American debut at the Galleria di Sorrento in Las Vegas has been eagerly anticipated<br />

by collectors who have seen his art in Japanese and Parisian galleries where he is avidly collected.<br />

In 1997, Pier was nominated to become a member of the “World Council Of Arts” and<br />

that same year his work was featured on the cover of the prestigious Japanese publication “Art<br />

Pictorial”.<br />

piertoffoletti.com<br />

facebook.com/pages/Pier-Toffoletti<br />

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