Stefano Puleo was born in Acitrezza in 1950. La Sicily is the protagonist of all his artistic production, for colors, landscapes and chosen subjects. In his homeland he exhibits in numerous personal and collective exhibitions, but he also exhibits in Europe and the United States. He is an assistant professor of Painting Disciplines at the Liceo Artistico of Catania, and in 1980 he collaborated in the drafting of Southern Newspaper creating grotesque political satire and satire drawings for the magazine. Wins the Prize Pulchra Ecclesia, exhibition of arts for the sacred space in Montichiari, the Prize International Carthage in Hammamet and the XXI edition of the Arts Prize Culture Award in Milan.
It is inserted in the Catalog of Modern Art published by Mondadori, classified as High Critical Interest. It's part of the Movement of the Arcana with whom he exhibits in Italy and the United States. In November 2012 his works dedicated to human rights were exhibited at the UN gallery. On this occasion the artist focuses particularly on the themes of poverty and motherhood.
He is also skilled sculptor, prefers to create female figures in bronze. He paints oil on canvas, embellishing the colors on the market with natural pigments obtained from the red earth of Etna. His Sicily is also present in the chosen technique.