Remo Faggi - Oasi

Remo Faggi is a painter and graphic artist born in Corteolona, ​​in the province of Pavia, in 1923. From a young age, he showed an interest in art, so his parents enrolled him for three years at the School of Applied Arts in Pavia. There, he met artists such as Romeo Borgognoni, Romolo Bianchi, and Ercole Rinaldi, who would become his teachers. In addition to his experience as a painter of works on canvas, he also began frequenting the studio of Primo Capena, which introduced him to the art of fresco painting. This period in the early 1940s was a very happy one for him and his artistic output. However, the war overshadowed this period. In 1943, Faggi was drafted into the army and subsequently deported to a Nazi concentration camp. This traumatic experience, however, did not diminish his love for art; it was thanks in part to this that he managed to overcome the horrors of the past. Having always loved drawing, he made it his profession, becoming a professor at the Art High School of Pavia in 1971, holding the chair for 18 years.

Throughout his long career he has exhibited in national and international shows, winning several awards, and his works can be found in private collections in Italy and abroad.

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