Michela identifies her art as “Art of Meanings” as each one of her paintings has an intricate message for the public. Michela's use of colours wants to recall sensations and often has a meaningful connotation to feelings as well as shapes and forms. Cubes, steps and Spheres are often an abstract representation of
society and people. Michela uses mainly Acrylic colours but she likes to mix Techniques and Materials.

W.E. (women empowerment)+( We and she includes herself in the painting as Woman) which represents women's "Weakness" as strengths and highlights the beauty of the woman's mind and heart. The good of men: A woman touch of "Weakness" "which make a man greater" and these strength that society recognise as such. The two of Us: The combination of the two as perfect balance as complementary as well as a reflection of one another. Society: deeper description of society and it's acceptance an it's taboo.
Michela's use of colours wants to recall sensations and often has a meaningful connotation to feelings as well as shapes and forms. Cubes, steps and Spheres are often an abstract representation of society and people. Michela uses mainly Acrylic colours but she likes to mix Techniques and Materials.

Born in Milan in 1989, Michela has always been fascinated by Art and by the research of the perfect Colour combination. In 2003 Michela started an art diploma at Umberto Boccioni art college following the art courses under the experimental program called “Leonardo Da vinci” this included; Fine Art, Graphic Design, elements of Architecture, Sculpture, Engraving and prints of Etching, chemistry and many other Humanistic and Scientific classes. During this period Michela spent one year in central America and this certainly influenced her sense of color combinations and forms.
After five years of Art courses she took a degree in international, multimedia communication and Marketing, at Pavia University. At the end of her studies in 2013 she decided to move to London where she developed her art concept.
Michela grew up in the 90's in Italy when the idea of modern women was not as developed as in other countries. One of the latest reports on gender equality in Italy from 2014 is stating how still then and still today women are not as valued by society as men are.