Andrea Chisesi was born in Rome in 1972, in Milan, he attended the Art School and the Polytechnic.

In 2009 the famous Rosenberg Gallery exhibited his works and it in auction catalogs.

In 2010 Zucchi, a known Italian textile brand, was invited to participate in the exhibition dedicated to the old molds of the brand, an experience that will be repeated in 2012.

From this moment Andrea Chisesi is present in the most important Italian exhibitions, including the Venice Biennale and the Milan Triennale.

In 2012 a personal exhibition in Syracuse dedicated to the “Fireworks”, works depicting the dynamism of explosions and colors that symbolize life, subject, that of the fires ever recurring in his works.
Begin in 2013 the exhibitions as Miami, Zurich, Lugano, London, etc. In the same year he opened his atelier on the island of Ortigia, where he now works and lives.

Since 2014, his personal exhibitions have been hosted in institutional buildings in the most important cities of Italy; like Cefalù in 2014 with the “Anime di Sicilia” collection, in Rome in 2016 with the “4levels” collection a retrospective on his poetics, in 2017 he joined the “Imago Mundi” collection by Luciano Benetton, in 2018 the exhibition at Castel Dell’Ovo “Street Home”, a study of the culture and folklore of Naples.

The following year, at the Royal Palace of Caserta, the collection entitled “Saligia”, acronym of the seven deadly sins, in the same year was awarded as “Syracusan Excellence” thanks to the “Air Art” project, Chisesi created an installation in the Sicilian territory of works of art on disused billboards, in the peripheries and in the historic center of the cities, for the construction of a temporary open-sky museum. Inside the “Nostos” Festival, dedicated to the traveler, also in 2019, Andrea Chisesi becomes the official artist for the creation of the “Guardians of Beauty” award given to Giordano Bruno Guerri, the following year to Fiammetta Borsellino and in 2021 a Peter Stein.

Roccobarocco is inspired by his works for the collection presented at the San Carlo in Naples, again in 2019 he enters the collection of the sheikh of Qatar who visits his atelier.

In 2020 it was presented to exhibit at the Italian Cultural Institute in Munich with the collection dedicated to Naples, “Street Home”.
In the same year, at the historic Villa La Versiliana, he presented his collection “Pietre della Memoria – Omaggio al Parente” of clear reference to the poetics of D’Annunzio.

The dialogue between the artist and the Vate continues in 2021 at the Vittoriale degli Italiani with the creation of a new collection entitled “Tempora Vatis”. A total of 108 works including sketches and drawings and works on canvas, an exhibition that is presented in perfect horror vacui style.