Claudia Palmira

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Overview

In a sunlit atelier in Rome's Prati district, Claudia Palmira has built a world where your creative instinct is the only guide that matters. Her work is sold at the Met Opera Shop and held in collections internationally. She is the creator of Calligraphic Abstractionism and has exhibited at the American Embassy in Rome. She does not teach technique. She opens stations: pure pigments in large formats, fine Italian paper, Japanese watercolours, Sumi inks, gold leaf, fragments of ancient maps, and a wall of shimmering silk paintings. The day begins with a conversation about your inner world. It ends with Claudia taking what you have made and harmonising it, in the days that follow, into a resolved composition sealed in luminous acrylic glass, shipped to your home. You will have made an artwork. It will feel exactly like yours, because it is.

Included Privileges

  • A curated welcome aperitivo
  • A complete selection of fine artistic materials and tools, including Italian paper, Japanese watercolors, Sumi inks, and vintage collage elements
  • A private, guided artistic session with artist Claudia Palmira
  • A final, custom artwork, harmonized and completed by Claudia in her studio
  • A sealed letter recounting the genesis of your piece
  • Packaging and secure international shipping of your completed work

Itinerary

14:00 Welcome & Studio Immersion
  • You are welcomed by Claudia Palmira at the atelier in Rome's Prati district.
  • Curated aperitivo. Introduction to the space, the materials, and the creative philosophy of the day.
Thematic Emergence
  • Personal dialogue with Claudia: exploration of a theme, an image, a word that belongs to you today.
  • This conversation is the foundation of everything that follows.
Intuitive Creation
  • Free exploration across the atelier's creative stations: pure pigments, large formats, Italian paper, Japanese watercolours, Sumi inks, vintage collage elements, gold leaf, ancient maps, archival graphics.
  • You work at your own pace, following instinct. Claudia is present throughout.
The Entrusting
  • At the pivotal moment, you bring your fragments to Claudia.
  • She harmonises them into a resolved composition in the days that follow.
6:00 PM: Farewell
  • The completed artwork, sealed in luminous acrylic glass, is shipped to your home worldwide.
  • A sealed letter narrating the genesis of your piece accompanies the work.

The Experience

You arrive and the atelier is already alive: pigment jars in rows, large sheets of paper pinned to the walls, the smell of ink and linseed. Claudia welcomes you with an aperitivo and begins not with instruction but with questions. What do you carry with you? What image keeps returning? What would you put down on paper if you knew you could not fail...

Why Guests Love It

The studio held space for my own quiet exploration. Claudia listened to our creativity and reflected it back in a masterpiece that feels entirely ours. Andrea and Danielle M., USA

Meet the Expert

Claudia Palmira
Claudia Palmira is a New York-born artist and designer who has lived and worked in Rome since 2006. She is the creator of Calligraphic Abstractionism and of Iconics/Poetics, a body of work printed on luminous acrylic glass that has been exhibited at the Circolo degli Esteri and the American Embassy in Rome. Her design agency leads international cultural projects, including the art direction of Laudato Si' at Palazzo Braschi and a commission for the Sacred Convent of Assisi. She is the founder of Clù, a luxury silk scarf line featuring her original artwork, and creator of the Aria Scarf, sold at the Met Opera Shop worldwide. Her forthcoming book, The Micro Daily Practice, is a guide to unblocking creative life. She serves as Vice President of the Italian Academy Foundation and graduated from Mount Holyoke College. What she brings to this day is not technique but permission: the rare authority of someone who has learned, through decades of practice, that the first mark is always the right one.

5380 / guest
2026 Dates4 hoursMax 6