Pietro Terzini

Pietro Terzini (born 1990 in Lodi, Italy) is an artist whose work bridges fine art, digital culture, and large-scale public interventions. A graduate in Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Milan and in Marketing from Bocconi University, he initially worked in design and fashion before dedicating himself fully to art. Terzini’s practice captures the rhythm of contemporary life - where fashion, brands, and social media intertwine with themes of capitalism, consumerism, and love in the digital age. His artistic voice emerged in parallel with the rise of social media, transforming online platforms into his stage and audience. Today, his works reach millions and have resonated across collaborations with major brands including Tiffany, Stella McCartney, Moncler, and Palm Angels. The world of fashion - particularly the visual and symbolic universe of luxury - serves as both inspiration and provocation in his art. Through irony, playfulness, and conceptual precision, Terzini reflects on the values and contradictions of modern society, questioning how status, aspiration, and desire are constructed in the era of digital visibility. Influenced by artists such as Damien Hirst, Takashi Murakami, and Andy Warhol, he reinterprets Pop Art for the twenty-first century. His signature language merges text, image, and design, creating a space where humour and critique coexist.Terzini’s approach is deeply rooted in communication. He treats social media as a contemporary agora - a place where art can speak directly, without mediation. Platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok are not merely tools for dissemination but integral components of his artistic medium. They allow him to explore the intersection of art, design, and fashion in real time, driven by the curiosity and immediacy that define today’s digital generations.