Nicholas Viviani received his law degree from the University of Milan. He is passionate about both commercial and authorial photography. In 2017 he was awarded the Arts Prize Culture Award by Prof. Dr. Carlo Franza, a distinguished journalist and art historian. The following year he was among the finalists for the Carlo Farioli Art Prize. In the last quarter of that year he brought “Alone” and “Back to Colour,” two of his landmark projects, to the Carrousel Du Louvre in Paris.

The year 2019 sees the author engaged in several significant projects: he is among the protagonists of the 12th International Biennale of Contemporary Art in Florence, participates in the Riccardo Prina Prize, and exhibits at both the Milan Triennale and Palazzo Marliani Cicogna in Varese. 2020 sees him starring in a solo exhibition at the historic Luciana Matalon Foundation in the heart of Milan. At the end of the same year he won the Golden Palette in Lugano and closed out 2021 with a performance in Lecce’s historic Palazzo Turrisi Palumbo.