Fulvia Levi Bianchi

Born in Trieste in 1927 but moved during her childhood to Milan, where she studied and later attended the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, Fulvia Levi Bianchi was a key figure in Milan’s vibrant art scene during the second half of the 20th century. Starting in the 1960s, Fulvia Levi Bianchi explored drawing, painting, and sculpture with fervor and endless curiosity, engaging in continuous dialogue and exchange with some of the most important artists, critics, and gallerists of the time, including Lucio Fontana, Pierre Restany, and Alexander Iolas, with whom she exhibited between 1971 and 1983 in Milan, Athens, Paris, and New York.