Zoe Lacchei grew up in a small town near Rome, kind of a quiet place far from the chaos of the city , where her bashful and introvert character probably originates and made her an atypical human being.

Being isolated has given her a great abstraction and escapism ability, two characteristics which form the basis of her work as an adult. After high school, rather than attending regular academic courses, she focused on the subjects she loved the most, such as human anatomy and Japanese culture. This last one has affected her enormously: she simply adores Japan, with its contradictions and oddities, with its great sense for the art of image, in a traditional and at the same time modern way, given by Manga, Anime and videogames. If she hadn’t come in contact with this world her artistic production would have been very different.

Now she is a popular Italian Artist, known also in USA and Japan.

Eclectic, passionate, Zoe Lacchei has published several works and has taken part to many exhibitions. Her unmistakable style is a fusion of several traditional techniques and materials.

In April 2004 she realized thirteen paintings for the Marilyn Manson’s Gold Disc (Golden Age of the Grotesque), collected afterwards in the original portfolio: Metamorphosis, the art of Zoe Lacchei.

Her work on Marilyn Manson’s visual evolution has crucially marked her artistic career, on a graphic level but also in terms of visibility. A 4-year project that allowed her to distance herself from her former working style, an unprecedented opportunity to be “free” to create whatever she wanted to.

Her professional agreement with Marilyn Manson has been going on: in 2007 she realized a new painting for the Gold Disk for the new album Eat Me, Drink Me.

In 2007 she completed nine new paintings for the Geisha Project.

In March 2008 she exhibited with great success the Geisha Project’s paintings within the Furore exhibition, at the Dorothy Circus Gallery, in Rome.

From July 2008 to January 2009 some of the Geisha Project’s paintings have been displayed at the IO Gallery, Cornwall Bridge CT, USA.

Currently, the Geisha Project’s limited edition Giclee Prints are available at the Fine Grime Gallery, UK.

Since 2007 she has been the owner of a studio-gallery in Rome.