Enzo Cucchi (Morro D’Alba, 1949) is a key figure in the Transavanguardia movement. Renowned for his expressive, visionary painting, Cucchi combines various materials and techniques, including ceramics, to create emotional and symbolic works. His use of ceramic represents his belief in the permanence of memory. Collaborating with architects like Mario Botta and Ettore Sottsass, Cucchi has contributed to major projects, such as the mosaic for Tel Aviv's Museum of Art and fountains in various locations. Honored as Commander of Merit of the Italian Republic, Cucchi's works are in prominent collections globally, including the Guggenheim and Tate.