For visitors and cultural groups

Inside Tinto

Tinto Studio is a meeting point for artists, shared images, memory, and careful collaboration. Here visitors can find practical ways to ask about works, projects, permissions, and collaborations.

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

Artwork and permissions

Asking about the work

All artwork remains protected. Contact is required before any reproduction, print preparation, public showing, sale, or reuse.

Matteo

Digital works and image projects

Matteo's work is fully digital. Digital-file requests, print preparation, and image-use questions can be discussed by message.

Ask about Matteo works
Flavia

Originals, custom requests, and selected media

Some original canvas paintings have already been sold. Other works, custom orders, and selected digital media may be available by contact.

Ask about Flavia works
Tinto

Shared works and studio conversations

Collaborative works, studio project features, small public showings, and cultural-group conversations are considered case by case.

Ask about shared works

Privacy and respect

Public information

Tinto Studio may refer to broad places such as northern Italy, Friuli, Brazil, and Minas Gerais when they help visitors understand the work. Detailed personal locations are not published.

Work with Tinto

Work with Tinto

Tinto welcomes thoughtful invitations connected to the work, including cultural features, small public showings, writing, care-work conversations, and selected collaborations.

Warm interior corner from the Tinto Studio shared archive Artists / writers

Respond to a project or image

Send a note if a Tinto project connects with your own creative work, writing, or research.

Start a conversation
Outdoor display of artworks by Flavia Cultural groups

Small public showings and features

Community spaces, cultural groups, and small publications can ask about showing or featuring selected work.

Invite Tinto
Care-work themed portrait with white rose from the OSS care-work collection Care communities

Care-work stories and OSS context

Care workers, families, and health-related groups can contact the studio about the OSS care-work project.

Write about care work