Stefano Veronesi was born in Turin, Italy. With a keen interest in ancient history, psychology, and literature, he navigates the intersection of logic and emotion through his art. After completing his studies and gaining experience both in Italy and internationally, Veronesi dedicated himself to painting and photography, blending these mediums with theatre, contemporary dance, music, and poetry to create performances of significant scenic impact.

His artistic language forms a bridge between the mind and heart, striving to be as compelling as emotion and as appealing as logic. Veronesi has collaborated with numerous performing artists and professionals across various artistic disciplines.

In 2008, Veronesi made his debut in the Eastern art scene with an exhibition in Shanghai. This was followed by successful shows at the Promotrice delle Belle Arti in Turin, at the Internazionale d'Arte, and exhibitions in Rome, Saint-Vincent, Paris, and Nice.

2009 marked a period of intense pictorial and conceptual research for Veronesi, culminating in the creation of "Streamers," an innovative blend of photography and painting. This new artistic language, characterized by the fusion of static images and dynamic energy flows, explores states of mind, atmospheres, and geometric shapes, emphasizing the power of conscious creativity.

In 2010, during the Ostension of the Holy Shroud, he collaborated with film director Virginia Barret on the drama 'Sulle Ali della Sindone.' Veronesi opened the show with a live painted light performance, producing a collection of 12 religious canvases on stage. He also painted 12 portraits of Italy’s most renowned magicians and conjurers for an exclusive exhibition at the Masters of Magic international event, creating an award piece for RAI, Italy’s national broadcaster.

Between 2011 and 2012, Veronesi participated in significant exhibitions and cultural events in Prague, Paris, and Rome. These included a historical literary project related to Werner Von Der Schulenburg, an exhibition at the Casa di Dante Alighieri in Florence, and a prestigious show at the Dioscuri del Quirinale in Rome.

His collection "Miyabi Energy," initially previewed internationally in Florence, was later exhibited in Las Vegas at two editions of the International Couture Awards. Remarkably, the jewellery sculptures from this collection, exemplifying luxury unique design, won awards in different categories in both years.

During a personal exhibition at FINECO bank, alongside 40 other pieces, Veronesi showcased new works featuring stag and deer antlers, symbolizing rebirth, adorned with precious metals and natural powder colors.

He has also worked on silks and brocades interwoven with 17th and 18th-century Venetian gold thread, creating time-enveloping art pieces that merge historical and contemporary aesthetics.

In 2015, to commemorate 200 years of diplomatic relations between Italy and Egypt, the Cairo government commissioned Veronesi to create an art piece for the institutional ceremony. He produced 20 paintings and six sculptures, showcased at the museum of the Risorgimento of Palazzo Carignano in Turin. The same year, his works were also featured in exhibitions across London, Berlin, Monaco, Cologne, Frankfurt, and Los Angeles, accompanied by a live pictorial performance set to Mozart's "Thamos, King of Egypt."

In 2016, Veronesi introduced a new technique he termed "combustion on canvas," where gold powder and natural pigments are ignited directly on the canvas, creating abstract, cosmological scenes. By 2017, this distinctive approach had captured widespread acclaim, leading to significant commissions in Saudi Arabia. His artworks were prominently featured at an important ISDB ceremony in Jeddah. Additionally, both institutional exhibitions and private collectors from Jeddah to Riyadh have commissioned and lauded his unique creations, which often blend traditional methods with innovative artistic expressions.

In 2018, Stefano Veronesi unveiled a new evolution in his artistic expression with the introduction of a groundbreaking concept titled "LOOKS Beyond the Eye." This unique project emerged from his experiences during a journey through Northern Europe. Deeply inspired by the expansive skies and the evocative eye expressions of people from diverse backgrounds in Norway, Sweden, and the Lake District in Northern England, Veronesi developed this series to explore the dynamics of perception and the unseen energies that shape our visual realm. Each piece in the "LOOKS Beyond the Eye" collection is an artistically unique image, meticulously printed on metal to enhance the interplay of light and color. This approach challenges traditional visual boundaries and invites viewers to engage with art on a more introspective and profound level, reflecting the varied human experiences that inspired it.

Stefano Veronesi's art project transcends the ephemeral, capturing fleeting moments through his lens and probing the profound depths that lie beyond mere visual perception. This ongoing series explores the eyes as portals, channeling the energy of memories and emotions, transforming perception into a canvas of profound introspection. Each piece, marked with unique coordinates, serves as a guide through the labyrinth of human experience, leading the viewer on a philosophical odyssey beyond the threshold of the known. The collection showcases close-up photographs that, through rotation and polarization, reveal unexpected, abstract visions of the soul’s reflections. Presented in limited editions on metal and glass, these works are not just to be seen, but experienced, inviting viewers to traverse the boundaries of their imagination and narrate the odyssey of their emotions. This exclusive art exhibition was showcased in London in 2022, offering a unique encounter with the artist's visionary interpretations.

Stefano Veronesi is currently preparing for a new international exhibition that will further explore the fusion of traditional and contemporary artistic expressions. This upcoming event will feature a unique blend of traditional musical instruments from various countries, alongside innovative uses of light frequencies. The exhibition is set to include performances and art pieces that exemplify this thematic convergence. Scheduled for September, this captivating showcase will be presented in both the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, offering audiences an immersive experience into Veronesi's evolving artistic journey.