Since ever, a work which is a play to learn life! Graduated at the high school of Fine Arts in Venice (Italy), Laura has been living in New York for four years, attending painting and sculpture classes. For some years she has worked as a ceramics teacher at the technical high school “U. Follador” in Agordo (Italy). She got to know the artist Gina Roma, with whom she kept an important dialog: an exchange of views between two women with elective affinities. After she took the first steps to carry out some frescos in collaboration with the artist Vico Calabrò, Laura did a few of them on her own, on the inside and the outside of both private and public buildings, mainly working in the provinces of Belluno, Trento and Treviso (Italy); furthermore, she has been invited to Holland and Poland in order to present the fresco technique. Over the years, she got the chance to put on many personal exhibitions, in Italy and worldwide (USA, France, UK), as well as taking part in collective exhibitions and contests. After attending various Sacred Art workshops, in Italy and in France, Laura paints icon and teaches the ancient technique of the Byzantine Greek school. She has been teaching at the Fine Arts Workshops at A.A. University in Agordo (Italy) for 15 years. She keeps on doing mural paintings (frescos, graffiti and sundials) in collaboration with a colleague and friend, Giovanni Sogne, throughout Italy. Moreover, she arranges mural decoration courses addressed to adults and kids, having the intention of promoting and breathing new life into an antique technique which is a source of pride for Italian Art. In 2012 the International School for Fresco Technique, supported by the Rotary Club with the supervision of Vico Calabrò, assigned to Laura the qualification of “Maestro nell’Arte dell’Affresco”. In the same year, she took part in Palermo Biennial, at the Saint Bartolomew Loggia, with six artworks, and in the 2013 partecipated in the first Creativity Biennial Festival in Verona. One of Laura’s artworks became part of the “Carlo Rizzarda” Gallery of Modern Art collection in Feltre (Italy). In 2014 Laura devoted herself to create medium and large sculptures again - she started to carve in her youth, at Augusto Murer’s atelier - working with different materials. In June 2015 she opened her new “Laboratorio d’Arte” at 12 of Vittorio Emanuele Square, also known as “Maggiore”, where people get the chance to visit the Artist while she is working and to admire her permanent exhibition.