Edoardo Cialfi (1993) began his artistic journey within the graffiti scene, exploring the expressive potential of aerosol before shifting his focus toward street art in 2012. Over time, his practice has evolved into a deeply conceptual investigation of traditional painterly languages, specifically through a contemporary reinterpretation of the landscape genre.

Cialfi’s work is driven by two central, metaphorical motifs: mists and storms. His depiction of mist serves to evoke the deep-seated isolation and existential anxiety of modern humanity. Conversely, his storms portray nature as an indifferent, autonomous force—a sublime power that stands as a lingering threat to human existence.