Elena Brazzale is an Italian watercolorist born in 1980 in the province of Vicenza.
“Art as primary asset.”
She graduated with honors in Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice in 2005, with a thesis on “Art as primary asset.” In 2006, she was selected for an artistic project promoted by the European Union and lived for eight months in Turkey, collaborating with Turkish artists and the Baraz Gallery in Istanbul. She has exhibited in Italy and abroad, and offers watercolor courses and workshops.
Her works are in private and public collections including the DEUTSCHE BANK COLLECTION ITALY.
She has won numerous awards including Premio Arte Mondadori, Premio Lissone Monza, and Fondazione Bevilacqua la Masa Venezia. She has also participated in the Biennale Arte Contemporanea Genova and the Salone Internazionale dell’Acquerello Francia. Since 2012, she has been part of the “Officina Italia 2 – Nuova Creatività Italiana” project curated by Renato Barilli. She has been a member of the AIA – Italian watercolorists association since 2015.
She also creates commissioned works and portraits.
Her exhibitions include the Festival International de L’Aquerelle in France, “Naturalia and Mirabilia” in Vicenza, and “Un certain regard” by Marica Rossi. She has exhibited at the Systema Gallery in Osaka, Japan, and the Affordable Art Fair in Brussels. She was a finalist for the LISSONE PRIZE and the ARTEFATTO Motus Urbis Competition. Her work has been featured in numerous group and solo exhibitions across Italy and Europe.
Elena Brazzale is a celebrated Italian watercolorist whose work blends classical training with contemporary themes. Her international exhibitions and awards reflect her dedication to the medium, and her courses and workshops continue to inspire new generations of artists. She remains a prominent figure in the Italian watercolor scene.
