Emanuele Viscuso was born in Palermo in 1952.
His Father was a sculpture teacher and a sculptor himself; his mother was a Jazz pianist.
The obvious result of this exciting mix was, of course, eclectic.

Emanuele Viscuso is now one of the most multifaced and complete italian artists.
His creativity ranges from sculpture to music, from poems to paintings, from design to decoration, from architecture to theatre.

His invention of "Solid Music" is translated in all of his sculptures.
Among his most important works is "Waye-bridge on the imaginary-, a sculpture 16 meters long which welcomes over five million visitators who arrive every year at Malpensa International Milano's Airport.
The most important international Art Critics have written about his works.

In the area of Interior Design, Emanuele Viscuso has launched his latest creation: a wonderful series of "Trompe l'oeil" modular murals that can create - with great artistic and decorative impact - a very Italian romantic ambience in any room of any house around the world.

In the field of Music Emanuele Viscuso is a composer and a pianist.

In the field of theatre he is a writer and a composer of musicals, such as the "Dreambank" and the writer of tragedies such as "Morphosimeta".
Emanuele Viscuso is also an actor, and he worked with Sophia Loren and Omar Sharif in "Once upon a time" and with Veronica Castro in "Felicità, dove sei ?".
In the theatre he had the main role in his own comedy "The Dreambank". He has also appeared in hundrieds of italian commercials.