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Nunzio is known for his abstract sculptures made of lead and burnt wood. In sculpture he explores the language of form and its relationship to space. Forcing the limits of the visible, he tries to create works of architectural breadth that weave substance, body and void into a rhythmic balance.
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Nunzio di Stefano was born in 1954 in Cagnano Amiterno, L’Aquila. He studied at the Fine Arts Academy of Rome, taking his diploma on the course held by Toti Scialoja. In 1973 he set up a studio at the former Cerere Pasta Factory, in the Roman quarter of San Lorenzo, where Bruno Ceccobelli, Gianni Dessì, Giuseppe Gallo, Piero Pizzi Cannella and Marco Tirelli would also work. After his first solo show in 1981, at the Galleria Spatia in Bolzano, in 1984 he exhibited large size sculptures in plaster at the Galleria L’Attico in Rome. Works in plaster and burnt wood were brought together in 1987 for a solo show held at the Galleria Civica in Modena. In 1995 Nunzio was invited to the Venice Biennale with a personal room that received Honourable Mention. Since then, he exhibited worldwide. In 2016 his work was included in the by Rudi Fuchs curated show Excitement in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Nunzio currently lives and works in Rome and Turin.
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