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Commissions

Vision

VISION

Stefania Luciani, brings a unique perspective to the intersection of art and wellbeing. Her philosophy, deeply rooted in her identity as a conceptual artist, fuels her passion for exploring art’s potential as a catalyst for personal growth and integrative wellness.

With a commitment to creative placemaking and a deep appreciation for chromatic art, food, and garden environments, Stefania’s vision extends beyond canvas, transforming spaces into immersive experiences.

As the founder of Pathways to Art™, Stefania’s mission is to guide individuals on a transformative journey through the realm of artistic expression.

Pieta’ Moderna in the Kitchen

Large painting oil on linen

Process

PROCESS

Stefania is an award-winning artist known for her captivating works integrating art as social-emotional learning. Using a variety of artistic methods, she investigates themes of the individual, family and society. Stefania also fosters cultural exchange through cross-continental projects and collaborations.

Stefania’s technique combines color solfeggio integrative art, theatricality, spontaneity, baroque influences and metaphysical expressionism. Celebrating the transformative power of art as a path to integrative wellness, she uses a unique color focus sequence for her decision-making process that enhances cognitive resilience.

Children’s Hospital

Philadelphia, PA

Projects and Partnerships

PROJECTS AND PARTNERSHIPS

  • A Sense of Place – On the Paths of Memory 2022-2023 features Pietá Moderna in Kitchen Suburbia, a large scale painting exploring the passage of  time and the interplay of mother and child figures in an inventive spirovertical centric perspective.
  • Her ongoing projects, i.e. “Water & Grapes: The Passage of Time in the Land of Baroque Influences”, showcase her mastery of capturing movement and perspective. It captures the essence of theatrical performances, literature, music, and science, portraying a vibrant universe within us.
  • “Painting with Stained Glass Mosaics” for Pediatric Oncology Unit at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
  • Author of Cognitive Resilience and Public Health Art Sparks Engagement, Critical Thinking and Social Emotional Learning Mobile Murals.
  • Collaborative research on Media Use & Human Emotions with Cornell University College of Human Ecology.
  • Founder of Graffiti Arts Community, Inc., a nonprofit organization nurturing the intersection of arts and sciences.