CHI SIAMO

We are Giovanni and Giorgio, father and son, known artistically as JGio.  

In 2021, we co-created the "All We All We" project, which originated in the world of CryptoArt and has, over time, evolved into a dialogue between digital and physical art.

Since 2022, we have begun creating “retouched” physical artworks: unique pieces in limited editions that stem from digital creation and come to life through pictorial interventions using multi-material techniques.

CHI SIAMO

After three years of artistic exploration, today our art has evolved into a multi-material and pop form, where color is the protagonist and people become a mirror and part of the work itself with their own personalities. 

All We All We is our way of saying that art belongs to everyone, and that we are all art.

GEORGE

GEORGE

Giorgio is an Italian creative and artist. In 2019, he began his academic journey at IULM University of Languages and Communication in Milan, in the Faculty of Arts, Entertainment, and Cultural Events. In 2020, he approached visual art, experimenting with informal and material painting and developing a personal research through colors, materials, and forms. At the end of 2021, he discovered the world of crypto-art and, together with his father Giovanni Sottile, launched the project All We All We. He subsequently earned a master's degree in Event Entertainment Design and worked within the creative team of a company specializing in events.

JOHN

JOHN

Giovanni is an Italian academic artist. He graduated from the Art Institute in 1985, following in the footsteps of his father, Giuseppe Sottile: a sculptor, woodcarver, and painter registered in the roll of 20th-century painters. He began painting at a young age and continued the family business in an art shop. In 2000, he continued this activity by specializing in the creation of frames and the sale of paintings, opening an atelier near Milan, Italy. He has been painting and selling his works since 2001. His artistic style draws inspiration from post-war informal art, building a dialogue between material and abstract art, extending into the figurative.