The Dukes of Urbino, Federico da Montefeltro and Battista Sforza, by Piero della Francesca.

A tribute to the Renaissance with a contemporary genius. Using the innovative technique of "Finger Art Ciotola," Master Raffaele Ciotola reinterprets Piero della Francesca's "Double Portrait of the Dukes of Urbino." With a single finger, he captures the essence and majesty of Federico da Montefeltro and Battista Sforza, breathing new life into them with a personal touch. Each gesture, each emotion, is a journey through time. Raffaele Ciotola has revolutionized art, using only his fingers to recreate this iconic portrait, demonstrating the expressive power of contemporary art.

Master Raffaele Ciotola is known for his original and provocative approach to contemporary painting. His work blends tradition and innovation, reworking classical techniques with a modern sensibility. Ciotola explores themes of memory, identity, and human fragility, using painting to express emotions and reflections on the human condition. His art is also a tool for social activism, through movements like Stop Homoph ART, against homophobia and for diversity. He founded three artistic movements: Stop Homoph ART, Rock Art Ciotola, celebrating the expressive freedom of rock painting, and Finger Art Ciotola, a technique using fingers to create spontaneous, emotional marks.

The Dukes of Urbino, Federico da Montefeltro and Battista Sforza, by Piero della Francesca.