About Cécile
Cécile Giovannini is an Swiss-Italian artist living in the swiss Alpin region of Wallis, Switzerland. She’s working in the medium of painting, illustration and comics using chromatic narration. Her pictural work as been shown in Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Spain, France, Tunisia. In 2013 she is a prize-winner of the price young Swiss artists. She worked for numerous customers in the middle of the music, fashion or edition. 
http://cecile-giovannini.com/
Current city: Martigny
Other cities: Vairano Switzerland
Cécile Giovannini is an Swiss-Italian artist living in the swiss Alpin region of Wallis, Switzerland. She’s working in the medium of painting, illustration and comics using chromatic narration. Her pictural work as been shown in Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Spain, France, Tunisia. In 2013 she is a prize-winner of the price young Swiss artists. She worked for numerous customers in the middle of the music, fashion or edition. 
 

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