Simone Ferrero

Simone Ferrero, born in Turin, Italy, is an artist whose work is shaped by the cultural and artistic legacy of his country. Growing up surrounded by Italy’s landscapes and Renaissance traditions, he developed an early interest in both visual expression and intellectual inquiry. Over time, this blend of influences led him to a unique artistic language that brings together mathematical precision and emotional nuance.

His work reinterprets traditional mosaic techniques through a contemporary approach. The geometric tiles—symbols of structure and clarity—are transformed into fluid, expansive forms that suggest movement, balance, and curiosity.

Ferrero’s art invites viewers to slow down and notice the quiet complexity hidden in patterns and fragments. For him, even the smallest piece plays a crucial part in the whole. Through a careful interplay of repetition and variation, light and shadow, his mosaics explore the tension between chaos and control.

At the heart of his work is a belief that art should invite wonder—encouraging us to look more closely and find meaning in the details we might otherwise overlook.

His pieces have been exhibited internationally, with shows in Dubai, Stockholm, Tunis, Valencia, Venaria Reale, and at the Italian Senate in Rome.