Luca Giovagnoli was born in Rimini in 1963 where he still lives today. After completing his studies, the first approach to art takes place with graphics and the paintings for important advertising campaigns such as Peugeot, Agfa and Citizen. At the end of the 90s he moved to Milan where he immediately began collaborating with galleries and curators. In 2002 he presented Vittoria Coen's personal "Anonymous Letters" at the San Marino Contemporary Art Gallery. Among the main exhibitions in 2004, a great personal exhibition at the Magazzini del sale in Venice; in 2006 a personal exhibition at the Bonelli Artecontemporanea Gallery in Mantua curated by Beatrice Buscaroli, in 2007 “Adriatica” curated by Davide Rondoni Sala del Podestà Rimini; in 2011 54th Venice Biennale Italian Pavilion in Parma and Palazzo Pigorini; in 2014 “Ancestor” Ismi Artecontemporanea Viareggio, 2019 “Due Strade” with Lola Schnabel Augeo Art Space Rimini; 2019 Art Miami Florida; 2020 “To Paint is to Love Again” Galleria Nino Mier Los Angeles curated by Oliver Zahm. He participated in the collective "Convivium" at Palazzo del Podestà Rimini. Currently some of his works are on display in the village of Portopiccolo Sistiana, Trieste.