90 Birthday

For Uliviero’s 90th birthday, we had a great celebration Faustini Arte brought Ulivieri’s characters to life in a playful, imaginative celebration. Monks and nuns dashing through the streets, a self-portrait reimagined as a boy scout leading the way, while a police officer tried to impose order on a wonderfully uncontrollable scene. Dogs, cats, lovers, and countless love letters appeared throughout the city, it’s a reminder on how life should be lived, with joy, love, and Strafantasia, his guiding motto (with more than fantasy) a main title to his exhibitions.

A wonderful motioned evening as if it was a painting that came to life, the scene unfolded through the city streets of Florence like a tapestry of anecdotes and memories, usual scenes that infuse his paintings with the unconditionable love and passion for his city. It was a dive into reality through these stories with these characters bringing past and present a  blend together, offering a vision of art and beauty meaning to inspire future generations.

Ulivieri & Bocelli

To honor Andrea Bocelli’s 30th anniversary in music, Uliviero was commissioned to create a special painting celebrating both the tenor’s extraordinary milestone and the newly restored headquarters of the Andrea Bocelli Foundation (ABF).

The project brought together two masters of their craft: Bocelli, whose voice has moved and inspired audiences across the world, and Uliviero, who has spent a lifetime transforming human stories into timeless images. For Uliviero now celebrated for his 90 years of life and creativity this commission represented both a profound honor and a meaningful recognition of his artistic journey.

The resulting painting stands as a tribute to excellence, passion, and originality. It is a lasting symbol of two artists united by their devotion to beauty, and by the deeply human power of art to elevate, inspire, and endure.

Interview Seoul TV

The interview features Maestro Uliviero Ulivieri in his studio as he prepared for his highly anticipated exhibition in Seoul. With passion and candor, the artist speaks about his creative process, his lifelong dedication to painting, and the inspirations he continues to draw from his beloved Florence.

He also reflected on a deeply meaningful chapter of his career: the donation of two works to Ansan City Hall in Seoul, created in remembrance of the Sewol national tragedy. These paintings, offered as a gesture of compassion, were conceived as both memory and healing  a way to honor the lives lost and to uplift the hearts of all those families. Through art, Ulivieri sought to transform sorrow into a remembrance imbued with hope, and to affirm that even in the darkest moments, beauty can offer solace.

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The interview features Maestro Uliviero Ulivieri as he prepares for his highly anticipated exhibition in Seoul. The artist shares insights into his creative process, his lifelong dedication to painting, and the inspirations drawn from his beloved Florence. He also reflects on a meaningful chapter of his career: the donation of several works to Ansan city Hall in Seoul, South Korea created in remembrance of the Sewol a national tragedy an offering of art as both memory and healing.