Charles Fazzino, founder of the 3D Pop Art movement in the late 1970s, was born in New York in 1955. He still lives and works there.

For over 30 years, Charles Fazzino has enchanted us with his three-dimensional representation of a colorful, playful, and sparkling universe. This New York artist, creator of 3D Pop Art, first took an amused look at his city, painting with great detail and in a very recognizable style its neighborhoods, its inhabitants, its taxis, its frenetic life... Over the years, he became interested in other American cities, then European or Japanese ones. Sports, cinema, medicine, and lawyers are also among his favorite themes. His works are the result of several sketches. They will give birth to a painting from which will be drawn serigraphs cut and glued manually in superposition.

Charles Fazzino's work is exhibited in over 100 museums and galleries in over 20 countries. He has received numerous private and institutional commissions and has been chosen as the official artist for festivals and events, such as the Super Bowl and the London Olympics. Charles Fazzino is often considered a pop culture historian due to the breadth of his work and the way he touches his collectors by capturing the best snapshots of their lives. His legacy will mark the next generation, as did that of other famous pop artists such as Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Red Grooms, and Robert Rauschenberg, considered pioneers, in whose footsteps he successfully follows.

Deeply attached to the American culture of patronage and mutual aid, Fazzino also supports, through his art, numerous medical and social causes throughout his country and around the world.