GABRIELLA DI XX MIGLIA

Di XX Miglia studied painting at the Accademia Ligustica di Belle Arti in Genoa, Italy and received her Masters Degree in Restoration and Conservation from the University of Genoa, Italy. For more than a decade she worked in public and private sectors in both Italy and the US as a conservator and restorer.

Di XX Miglia takes pride in being part of a family of artists. This includes her mother, a fine china painter; her grandmother, a violinist and author; her uncle, Alessandro Casagrande, a pianist and composer; and her great uncle Alessandro Lupo, a post impressionist painter and protege’ of Emile Bernard, whose work is part of the Paris Louvre collection.

Gabriella's works have been shown in both national and international exhibits in the US and Italy, including the Wausau Museum of Contemporary Art in Wisconsin, the Palazzo Braschi (National Museum of Rome) and at the Palazzo Bufalini (National Museum of Spoleto) in Italy and has also been featured in a centerfold spread in the Los Angeles Time’s, Sunday Home Magazine.

Di XX Miglia’s paintings can be found in notable private, corporate and public collections and she is one of the artists from across the globe whose work was selected for inclusion in the Lunar Codex , a time capsule of digitized works of art and literature being sent to, and permanently placed, on the moon.

Gabriella is a member of The Portrait Society of America and PoetsArtists.

Di XX Miglia was nominated for a Guggenheim Fellowship, New York in 1985. In 2022 she published a book, “La Rose de la Mariée” a memoir to inspire women to surpass difficulties and live life to the fullest.

She currently resides and maintains a studio in Los Angeles.