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Tinto Studio presents independent artists, their personal profiles, and the collaborative works that happen between them.

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Shared work

Shared works by Flavia and Matteo, gathered in one place.

The depictions are the focus: figures, rooms, landscapes, memory, and process brought together between the two artists.

Four women in seasonal dresses representing spring, summer, autumn, and winter from the Flavia and Matteo collaboration

Flavia + MatteoFigureSeason

Four seasons

A shared image about rhythm, color, and seasonal identity, with four figures linking landscape and dress.

Four round cat paintings displayed vertically on a stone wall from the Flavia and Matteo collaboration

Cat motifWall pieces

Cat wall pieces

Round painted cat studies become a vertical wall display, connecting Flavia's motif with shared digital staging.

Warm room interior with a window view toward Rio de Janeiro from the Flavia and Matteo collaboration

InteriorBrazil memory

Room with Rio view

An interior collaboration that turns memory, domestic color, and a Rio window view into one quiet scene.

Colorful Italian canal scene with Pelourinho-like houses and a small sailboat from the Flavia and Matteo collaboration

Brazil / ItalyLandscape

Italian Pelourinho

A cross-cultural canal image where Brazilian color memory meets an Italian waterfront and evening light.

Ballerina between light and shadow from the Flavia and Matteo collaboration

Ballerina light

Cats under an enchanted moon from the Flavia and Matteo collaboration

Enchanted cats

Elegant woman in a serene landscape from the Flavia and Matteo collaboration

Serene figure

Sunflower study

Tropical parrots

Warm corner

Flower meadow

Abstract cat

Coastal scooter

Country sunset

Artwork and images are for viewing only. Do not reproduce, resell, or reuse without permission from the artists or rights holders.

Profile directory

Two independent profiles connected through shared visual work.

Collection: OSS / care work

A Flavia and Matteo collaboration about care, hospital work, and the nursing-staff shortage in Italy.

This collection connects Flavia's experience studying and becoming certified as an OSS, operatore socio sanitario, with Matteo's image-making process. The OSS portrait is an invented depiction of Flavia, not a real photograph.

Invented depiction of Flavia as an OSS in a hospital corridor with a yellow flower

OSS corridor

Wide digital illustration of a serene nurse figure

Care figure

Serene portrait

Roses and henna

Shared structure

One shared gallery point, with clear artist paths.

Tinto keeps the collaborative works visible while preserving the separate voice of each artist. Shared pieces live here; individual work continues inside Flavia's and Matteo's own profile pages.

01Shared works

Collaborations by Flavia and Matteo are gathered on the Tinto page as a common visual archive.

02Artist profiles

Flavia's works and Matteo's works remain in their own sections, so each practice keeps its identity.

03Collections

Focused groups, such as the OSS care-work series, stay together when the subject needs more context.

Prints / support

Selected works may be available as prints or editions by inquiry.

Tinto Studio is starting as a gallery and contact point. Print, edition, original-work, collaboration, and support questions can be sent through the central inquiry form.

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Print availability can depend on the artwork, source file, and artist approval.

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Originals Original work is handled case by case.

Flavia's physical works may differ from collaborative or digital-only studies.

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