Francesca Levi

In her parents' house in Milan, dear friends would visit: Lucio Fontana, Gianni Dova, Enrico Baj, Giorgio de Chirico, Roberto Crippa, Piero Manzoni, Agostino Bonalumi, and also the art critic Pierre Restany, the director Giorgio Streheler, the oncologist Umberto Veronesi... Francesca's mother, Fulvia Levi Bianchi, a famous painter known for her magical eggs, exhibited in New York alongside Andy Warhol in the gallery of her art dealer Alexandre Jolas, and in Milan, she lived and worked surrounded by writers and artists. Thus, Francesca Levi's artistic experience is born, in whose childhood and adolescence there was this rare coexistence that guides and enriches her destiny, because for a teenager with artistic inclinations, those encounters were a privilege and a significant source of inspiration. Francesca first attends the Brera Academy, then the Faculty of Architecture, and simultaneously the Polytechnic School of Design, where she graduates with top marks.