Artist Information:
Marco Giollo
Allschwil,
Switzerland
Member Since: Dec 2004
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Artist Statement:
Marco Giollo was born in
Bellinzona in 1953.
In 1970 he studied at the
Architect School STS of
Trevano.
Realizing all the massive
technical data he had to study
in order to design and create,
in 1971 he joined the School
of Art CSIA, where he got
trained from the best artists
and teachers
like Nag Arnoldi, Giancarlo
Piffaretti, Giuliano Togni,
the brothers Clay, Rissone and
many others.
In 1973 he wins the second
price at the Villa Saroli
Exhibition out of 150
participants.
In 1974 he wins the Bariffi
price at school conclusion and
one of his works is accepted
and produced in the restaurant
of the Congress House of
Lugano.
This turned to be his entry
ticket into the art scene of
Switzerland, but he same year,
knowing somewhere within
himself that art would never
fully satisfying him deeply
and that he had to travel, he
left Switzerland without even
seeing his work finished and
for 3 years continuously
traveled with out money from
Greece to Turkey, Afghanistan,
Pakistan, Nepal, India,
Thailand, Shree Lanka and
Indonesia, living with Afghani
tribal warriors and Indian
sadhus, traveling from the
highest peeks of the Himalayas
to the dryest deserts, from
deep ...
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Marco Giollo's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Marco Giollo's Portfolio. Browse Giollo's body of work: Marco Giollo was born in Bellinzona in 1953.
In 1970 he studied at the Architect School STS of Trevano.
Realizing all the massive technical data he had to study in order to design and create, in 1971 he joined the School of Art CSIA, where he got trained from the best artists and teachers
like Nag Arnoldi, Giancarlo Piffaretti, Giuliano Togni, the brothers Clay, Rissone and many others.
In 1973 he wins the second price at the Villa Saroli Exhibition out of 150 participants.
In 1974 he wins the Bariffi price at school conclusion and one of his works is ... |
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