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Since ever Rosalinda has been mentioned by many local newspapers. She has always participated in many exhibitions and events with high profile figures of the artistic scenario.
Rosalinda has always participated to international fairs outside of Italy. The most relevant to be mentioned is the Japan one.
The Pop Gallery at the Capri Palace is a hub for art, design, and high craftsmanship, featuring exclusive creations by artists like Rosalinda Acampora, who designed a stunning pottery collection with marine and terrestrial motifs, including vases, jugs, and plates. The gallery also showcases Paolo Sandulli’s sculptures, inspired by mythical sea tales, and Rosario Renino’s handmade objects, such as urchins, lamps, and bowls, blending marine elements with minimal designs. Photographs of Capri by Alessandro Catuogno capture the island’s essence with vivid colors and expressive power, while the gallery offers home and table products that are perfect for wedding lists, souvenirs, and unique gifts.
I fell in love with the artwork of Rosalinda Acampora, a talented Sorrentine artist, during my visit to Italy. Her vibrant pieces adorn stunning locations like La Minervetta and Capo La Gala along the Amalfi Coast. Known for her mastery in depicting the sea, flowers, and traditional Italian terra cotta vases, Rosalinda creates art with intricate details and brilliant colors. One of her nearly 6ft paintings, showcasing vivid sea creatures, took two weeks to complete and exemplifies her remarkable skill. She ships her works worldwide with exceptional care, ensuring every piece arrives in perfect condition.
Rosalinda Acampora, an Italian painter based in Sorrento, draws inspiration from her homeland to create stunning works. Known for her talent in the decoration of ceramics, she designs beautiful ceramics with geometric shapes and vibrant plates featuring tomatoes and peppers. Her handmade ceramics are featured in prestigious restaurants, including a collaboration with chef Alois Vanlangenaeker, who manages the Carlino restaurant at the San Pietro hotel in Positano.
Halfway between modern style and respect for tradition, the rooms of Maison Lauren feature the best hand-painted Vietri ceramics, creating an ecstasy of colors and sensations. Each room is crafted with attention to detail, from color-varnished oak furniture and fine hand-sewn fabrics to a full optional bathroom with chromotherapy and air conditioning. Adding a unique touch, the doors are painted by Neapolitan artist Rosalinda Acampora, embodying the spirit of Mediterranean Art.
In the medieval heart of Capri, the new Iki Capri space at Palazzo Vanalesti combines art, design, and Japanese cuisine. Inspired by the rare Cerio blue lizard, the interiors feature hand-painted ceramic tiles by Rosalinda Acampora. With views of Punta Tragara, the terrace is adorned with bougainvillea pergolas, while inside, a grand piano and a custom Cerio blue sofa dominate. This cultural venue harmonizes nature, architecture, and Capri's tradition, making art the true protagonist.
Maisons Côté Sud magazine celebrates the spirit of the Mediterranean and the colors of the South, featuring stunning residences, furnishing ideas, and cooking recipes. In the July/August 2020 issue, it highlights La Maison – The Conservatory, a unique hotel in a 16th-century building in the heart of Sorrento. The decor is enriched with vibrant paintings, ceramics, and sculptures exclusively created by Rosalinda Acampora, showcasing extraordinary artistry and Mediterranean charm.
Antonino Esposito, a master of Neapolitan pizza, brings his talent and creativity to Milan with his restaurant “Così fa” on the historic Via Solferino, near Brera. Known for his patented Sorrento whip pizza, Esposito blends innovation and tradition, offering unique shapes like bouquets and boats, alongside traditional bites. The menu features premium ingredients such as IGP lemons, Sorrento walnuts, and Provolone del Monaco DOP, paired with Campanian desserts like Delizia al Limone. The restaurant’s decor, with hand-decorated ceramics by Sorrento artist Rosalinda Acampora, brings a vibrant taste of the Amalfi Coast to every visit.
The brand new Wellness Center of the Romantik Hotel Capo La Gala in Vico Equense on the Sorrento coast offers a unique experience inspired by a marine nymphaeum. Featuring a heated seawater swimming pool, aromatherapy, and chromotherapy, it combines the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea with relaxation spaces hand-painted by artist Rosalinda Acampora. Perfect for a retreat into nature and sea-inspired serenity, it’s a place to restore balance and enjoy life in true Dolce Vita style.
