Nicky Chiarello is an artist who specializes in cars and motorcycles
His works are characterized by highlighting the brightness and beauty of their chrome, crystals and pure design, as well as capturing the reflections of the environment that surrounds them. She achieves this through photorealism and using both colored pencils and oil or acrylic.
Vintage, classic, exotic and contemporary cars pass through her hands, transforming into art objects.
She was the official cartoonist of the College Heraldic of Argentina.
His works can be found in the Automobile Museum of the City of Buenos Aires, in the Emiliozzi Brothers Automobile Museum, in Olavarría, and in the hands of collectors from Argentina, Germany, Africa, Brazil, Spain, Italy and the United States.
Permanent exhibitor in the art gallery of the mythical Café Tortoni in the city of Buenos Aires, being part of the book commemorating the 150th Anniversary of said café.
One of His works were selected by a Ferrari club in Switzerland for the realization of the advertising flyer for a club event.
He has recently participated in the First Exhibition of Bass Artists - Lory Barra Foundation - San Isidro-Buenos Aires.
Italian Competition 2016 in Monterey, California.
Second Exhibition of Bass Artists - Lory Barra Foundation
He is a permanent artist at MS Menduiña Schneider Art Gallery - Los Angeles - California
Berazategui, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Espacio dedicado a la exhibicion de autos antiguos, clasicos y de coleccion. Motos clásicas. Exposicion de arte automotor
Avellaneda, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Se trata de una exposición de arte automotor y autos antiguos, clásicos y de colección.
Dicto cursos de hiperrealismo aplicado al Motoring Art, retratos y naturaleza utilizando principalmente el lápiz en sus distintas varibles.
Nicky Chiarello is spicing up the world of car art 11 Nov 2015
Join us as we discover the softer side of Car Art and enter into the feminine world of renowned Car Artist Nicky Chiarello, who combines her passion for the world of automobiles with a realistic artistic approach tempered with a dose of female perception.
Nicky Chiarello
Tell us a bit about your background
I began to study and draw from very small samples at first with a focus on animals and portraits. After studying graphic design and advertising, I became the official artist of the Heraldic College of Argentina.
Tell us a bit more about being Argentinian. Did being immersed in such a rich cultural environment influence your decision to become an artist?
I believe I was born with a natural inclination towards arts. My Italian background combined with the rich artistic community in Argentina defined my way without a doubt.
What inspired you to become an artist?
I think there was always in me the need to express myself in this way.
What is your preferred painting style and why?
My style is photorealism and hyperrealism or work in pencil. This provides a constant challenge in my work.
What subjects/passions do you like to paint/illustrate and why?
Decidedly cars, classic, collection. It is the perfect assembly between the two things that I love.
car artworks of Nicky Chiarello
Car art is generally a subject of focus for male painters. How does it feel to be a dominant female figure in such a traditionally male orientated subject arena?
It is true that Motoring Art has predominantly been a male dominated form of art. My presence in this media always generates surprises. I feel very well accepted which makes me extremely comfortable
Do you see the car subjects differently compared to your male counterparts?
As a woman, I see automobiles primarily as objects of art, while my male colleagues are more inclined to focus on the engineering and mechanical aspects.
Where do you find your inspiration from?
When it comes to Motoring Art, I never lack inspiration. As long as the material is there, that’s everything that I could want.
What piece of artwork are you most proud of and why?
There are many, but I think what gave me great satisfaction was the Ferrari 599, which can be found on ArtofBrands. It was discovered on the internet by Ferrari of Switzerland and that particular artwork became their official poster for an event they hosted.
Ferrari 599 - Nicky Chiarello
How do you create such hyper-realistic images?
The main ingredients of my hyperrealistic drawing technique include a thorough observation of the details of the composition and a great deal of patience to meticulously reflect them… I emphasize the main role of the shine in different components such as light units, window glasses, and chrome accents. I developed a special technique to create realistic colors through the use of polychromatic pens.
If you had not become an artist, what would you be doing right now?
I cannot imagine anything other than what I am. My career has put me in very interesting places, allowing achievements internationally, as well as helping me meet important figures of the medium.
What would you say to those who are aspiring to become an artist just like you?
They should put all their energy on what they want to achieve as it can be a difficult profession to ascend in. Sometimes it's a long way, but definitely worth it!
Any last thoughts you would like to add?
Art is something beautiful, whether we we’re born with the gift to manifest through it or not, we enjoy it and deepen our understanding of life. Personally, I paint with the soul.
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Estudió dibujo y pintura, además diseño gráfico y publicidad, siguiendo su perfeccionamiento a lo largo del tiempo.
En 1976 fue seleccionada por el Decano de Armas del Colegio Heráldico de la Argentina,
Dr Jorge J.M. de Zarazaga Berenguer, para formar parte de dicha institución, como
dibujante oficial del mismo.
Como tal, tuvo a su cargo el diseño de una gran cantidad de escudos para reparticiones públicas y privadas,
municipalidades de distintas provincias del país, como así también, escudos de armas de familia .
A partir de 1981, como retratista del rostro humano y los animales, participó activamente de
los programas de la Asociación Latinoamericana de Artistas Plásticos.
Finalista en el Salón "Nunca Más".
Fue invitada por la Liga Naval Argentina a participar de una muestra itinerante que empezó
en el Hotel Hermitage de Mar del Plata y continuó por varias provincias, entre ellas San Juan, donde donó un retrato de Domingo Faustino Sarmiento.
En 1995, el automóvil, surgió como figura principal en sus dibujos.
Sus obras se encuentran en el Museo del Automóvil de Bs.As. y en galerías, tanto en el país, como en España, Brasil, Alemania, Africa e Italia.
Setiembre 2009 - Concurso PREMIO MELODIA DI MARCO JOSTO AGUS 2º Premio - Castelnuovo de la Daunia ITALIA
Enero de 2010 - "IL CORAGGIO DELLE IDEE" Organizado por la UIL del Lazio - Premio especial a la obra Bruno Coraggio con adquisicion de obra.
Enero de 2010 - 1º premio di pittura, scultura e grafica "CITTA DI NEW YORK" Obra Ford Roadster 35 seleccionada con exposición en Torino ITALIA
Febrero de 2010 - Ganadora del concurso ARTANTIS con la obra Tango Sensual
Junio de 2010 - Concurso "COLORI IN EMERSIONE" Obra seleccionada: Chevrolet 1939 con exposición en Reggio di Caserta ITALIA
Abril - Junio 2011 - * Concurso "Artantis" Ganadora del evento con la obra "Ciao a tutti".
Junio de 2011 - * "Salón de Invierno Van Rijn" - MENCION -Galería R Van R - Buenos Aires.
Setiembre-Octubre 2011-* VI SALON PEQUEÑO REMBRANDT 2011- Galería R Van R San Telmo - BUENOS AIRES. TERCER PREMIO
