Driven by a lifelong passion and curiosity, Elisa Milena Vitali seamlessly integrates traditional and digital art into her creative practice. She recently completed a two-year program in 3D Animation and Visual Effects at Mohole School in Milan, earning her professional...
Read MoreDriven by a lifelong passion and curiosity, Elisa Milena Vitali seamlessly integrates traditional and digital art into her creative practice. She recently completed a two-year program in 3D Animation and Visual Effects at Mohole School in Milan, earning her professional diploma alongside an official Autodesk Maya Certified User certification, mastering the industry's leading software. To further elevate her technical and artistic skills, she will soon begin an advanced Master’s program at Skyup Academy in Montebelluna (Treviso).
Her artistic philosophy thrives on the threshold between antiquity and the future. Through her graphite drawings, she honors the tactile, slow, and academic rigor of classical beauty, exploring the depth of form and human heritage. Conversely, she embraces 3D software not merely as a technical tool, but as a digital canvas to build new worlds, trapping fleeting emotions within calculated pixels. In her universe, the timeless elegance of traditional art and the infinite possibilities of digital rendering converse constantly, bridging the gap between historical memory and contemporary visual storytelling.
Her artistic journey spans multiple disciplines. In the traditional realm, her graphite drawings and acrylic paintings have been featured in various exhibitions, including the Spazio Moderno gallery in Arona (Novara). Parallelly, her digital and 3D creations have been showcased by Mohole School and published on their official platform. Notably, her short film, "The First Sack on the Moon", achieved prestigious local recognition with a special screening at the historic Cinema Arlecchino in Milan.
