Dayan Nazari was born in Isfahan, Iran, and from an early age cultivated a passion for art. Dayan was only six years old when his aunt gave him his first canvases and pushed him to express himself through shapes and colors. At 7, he participated in his first painting competition and won it. At 15, in his hometown, he exhibited his first show. In 2019, following the reasons of the heart, he moved to Italy, where his geometric and colorful art is greatly appreciated. At the Italian-Serbian Film Festival, in a context where transnational production is promoted, Dayan’s presence is the perfect example of cultural integration.
Art and cultural integration.
Federico Gabriele
22 years old, Oenologist. After many years in theatre, including three years at the Teatro Sistina Academy, stage performances, and a few musicals I had the honor of taking part in, I continue to sing, act, dance, and do voice work. But the call of the wine glass has taken over. Alongside TheUnique, I launched the project wining-giovani.it, dedicated to under-25s, and I write for www.wining.it.
Ti consigliamo…

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