Of Venetian origin and the son of an artistic cabinetmaker, Christian DELLA GIUSTINA was born in 1959 and trained at Corvisart and the Boule school. He has always been drawn to art, initially as a sculptor, for 20 years. His sculptures are mostly small, human-scale, where the harmony of the bodies and the lightness of the gestures restore beauty with naturalness and modesty.
Throughout his career, he has presented sculptures with delicately modeled volumes, primarily in bronze and in collaboration with the Chapon foundry.

After a period of self-reflection and a new perspective on art in general, he transformed his "classical" sculpture into a much more modern, "Pop Art" style.

It was this transition that allowed him to turn to painting. It gave him a freedom and speed he had lost. His painting is modern and colorful. His goal is to get to the heart of the matter, to produce something very refined in his abstract works with pure and vibrant colors.

He is a very demanding artist in his work, always seeking new horizons and new challenges. Today, he combines his two passions: sculpture and painting, and blends them in a 3D project. This blend is explosive and surprising; his paintings are now 3D using the lenticular technique.
This work combines his expertise as a painter-sculptor with modern technological know-how.
This new project is truly complex, requiring pure creativity, calculations related to lenticulars, and a rather extraordinary level of rigor and patience.
It is the blend of all these techniques that will bring his 3D painting to life.