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Luca Galileo Ciuffoletti Desiderio (Italy, 1963) is a violinist, composer, visual artist, and philosopher whose work integrates musical craft, visual creation, and metaphysical inquiry into a unified vision. Trained at the Conservatorio “San Pietro a Majella” in Naples and later at the Accademia di Santa Cecilia in Rome and the Accademia Chigiana in Siena, he studied with Giovanni Leone and Riccardo Brengola, receiving rigorous formation in the Italian classical tradition. As soloist and concertmaster, he has collaborated with leading orchestras in Europe, Asia, and Australia, performing under internationally renowned conductors. His career has also included roles in higher education and artistic leadership, contributing to the development of musical institutions and intercultural dialogue. Parallel to his work as performer and composer, Luca has developed an extensive body of philosophical and artistic research, culminating in the formulation of Integrated Solipsism, a triadic framework (Aprositos, Aletheos, Diasma) exploring the appearance of the eternal within human consciousness. His visual art and writings — presented in exhibitions and publications — articulate a coherent aesthetics of revelation, presence, and inner clarity. Now based in Japan, he serves as President of the Galileo Art Society (GALIAS), where he continues to compose, paint, and write, advancing a vision that unites artistic practice, intellectual depth, and the pursuit of meaning in contemporary culture.

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Contact: lucagalileo@gmail.com