Interviews

Inside the wonderland of Ricky Boscarino

How much does a space reflect your story? This week we chat with Ricky Boscarino - the creative artist and craftsman behind semi-private museum, atelier, and private home, Luna Parc. Born into a lineage of Italian artists dating back to the Medici era, Ricky has spent decades transforming a dilapidated house into his own whimsical wonderland. If you’ve ever been enchanted by Antoni Gaudi’s architectural art, wondered how to turn your home into a work of art, or simply want to explore the possibilities of personal expression, this episode is for you.

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Ricky Boscarino - Friday Feature Artist interview

Host: Clarissa Callesen

Show Notes

“My master plan was never to have a master plan. I didn’t set out to build an art environment. Basically, I needed a place to live.”
- Ricky Boscarino

Takeaways from this episode

There are no rules in personal expression. Ricky’s Luna Parc is a testament to the power of unfiltered creativity. By mixing vibrant colours, eclectic materials, and playful architecture, he creates an immersive world uniquely his own. What are some opportunities for you to break the rules and express yourself more fully?
Inspiration is everywhere – even in the seemingly ordinary. From discarded objects to nature’s patterns, Ricky finds beauty and potential in the most unexpected places. How could your surroundings and space inspire your creativity and art-making?
Living creatively is a daily practice. For Ricky, art isn’t just about making things; it’s about living artfully every day. He infuses joy and curiosity into his environment and routines, turning his life into a work of art. How could you bring more creativity into your daily life?

Explore the artwork from this episode below

During the live interview, we shared some images of Luna Parc. Since you’re listening to the podcast version, we’ve made some of these images available for you below.

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