Stefania Miola | Italy

On November 22, 2025, the Soul Evolution art gallery in Turin, Italy, hosted the artistic works of Maria Lucrezia Ulisse and Nicola Ulisse, father and daughter united in loving collaboration in the world of art.

Maria Lucrezia and her realistic dolls were presented to readers some time ago.

I also had the honor of meeting her father, Nicola Ulisse, a painter who was willing to tell me a bit about his personal and artistic history.

Nicola Ulisse was born on 19 march 1945 in San Paolo Civitate in Italy.

At just thirteen years old, he created his first painting: a charming forest that welcomes a deer, a symbol of grace and beauty. This first work not only marked the beginning of a creative journey, but also laid the foundations for a career that would develop through multiple artistic expressions.

At the beginning of his career, the young artist undertook commissioned works, which were created without a signature in order to be resold abroad. This approach allowed him to make a name for himself and gain valuable experience in the art world, while maintaining a certain degree of privacy regarding his identity.

Only later did he begin to sign his works with his name, but more frequently he marked each work with a delicate symbol: five or seven painted leaves, which served both as a signature and a distinctive element, representing the connection between the artist and his natural environment.

Throughout his artistic evolution, Nicola Ulisse has distinguished himself for his ability to capture the essence of nature and the human soul.

The landscapes created by the artist are a true tribute to the beauty of creation, reflecting his own identity and an emotional depth that transcends the simple visual aspect.

In addition to landscapes, his artistic production also includes several nudes, works in which the human figure is celebrated in its purest essence.

A particularly noteworthy piece is a painting depicting Jesus, displayed in the Church of Leinì, in the province of Turin. This work, a fusion of spirituality and art, gives special meaning to the sacred environment in which it is located. It is a powerful illustration of how art, when placed in a consecrated place, can take on an eternal dimension, transcending time and generations.

In conclusion, Nicola Ulisse’s artistic journey represents a journey of discovery, in which each work becomes a fundamental piece of a larger mosaic. His creations, despite their variety, resonate with a thematic and symbolic coherence that invites deep reflection on the interconnection between art, nature, and spirituality. His ongoing search for authenticity and beauty promises to leave, and has already left, a lasting mark on the contemporary art scene and art history.

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Stefania Miola is an eminent Poetess, Art Critic and Journalist from Italy. Since 2015, her three books have been published – “One sky – the only true one”, “Violets in the Desert” and “The scent of the white rabbit”. All books are awarded nationally and internationally. Her several poems are present in anthologies of various publishing houses.

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