Nathaly Caldonazzo

He was born in May 1969, to a Dutch mother, an Indonesian grandmother, an ancestor of Alexander Dumas, and a Roman father, a well-known builder and playboy.
Her parents built a violent marriage that indelibly shaped little Nathaly's temperament. Her works, steeped in tears and abuse toward women, often convey a subtle sense of uneasiness, wrapped in an inexorable malaise. A protagonist in various fields of entertainment, she favors theater among all forms of expression. She has performed in approximately forty productions at Italy's greatest theaters, including classics by Shakespeare, Molière, and Goldoni, as well as musicals, psychological thrillers, and comedies.
During her artistic growth, she became passionate about painting and cultivated encounters with various Italian artists, from whom - as she loves to repeat - she humbly learned the "trade".
Her early paintings, with their bold colors and Pop language, are dominated by a denunciation of the tragedy of femicide. Caldonazzo quickly demonstrated her tireless and generous nature, painting tirelessly and incorporating her complex inner world into her works.
For many years, he has been part of the Re d'Italia Art group, with his works, which have a strong emotional impact and engaging content that demonstrates his concern for social issues. He has appeared at Sanremo and at Expo New York, Miami 2021, Paris 2021, London 2022, Dubai 2023, and Los Angeles 2023, receiving immediate positive response from both the public and critics. He exhibited at the PAN in Naples with his Sicilian master Croce Taravella and took part in important contemporary art auctions in Monte Carlo.