Anna Tozzi, aka ATò, was born in Rome on 10-6-1965.

She graduated in Graphics and Advertising at the European Institute of Design.

Later on she worked for two years in a graphics studio followed by a series of collaborations for the conception and design of logos and coordinated images.

Following her passion for the art of painting she has been working for years as a painter exploring and testing a personal technique that revolves around the expression of emotions through color and material art.

Reflecting the changing spirit of the artist, ATò’s paintings begin to show their inner expressive content during their creation: the mix of acrylic and PVA glue is poured onto the canvas and spread with a brush or palette knife, creating lines and borders.

The initial brushes and color tones are not the real ones, and the painting assumes its final shape and color only when it dries, forming a more distinct “sign”, as if to convey the imprint of the artist’s emotional state.

In Sayato she exhibits the artworks of the “Cracks” series: the cracks in a wall branch out and are filled with gold to exorcise a break.