After an experience as author and director for theatre, Tv and cinema, Max Papeschi starts with digital-art in 2008. The media hype raised by a giant work on the facade of a building in the center of Poznan in Poland projects him on the international scene, making him in a very short time one of the best known Italian artists abroad.
In just 10 years of activity, he has made more than 60 solo exhibitions and he has participated in about one hundred collective exhibitions around the world.
In 2014 he published his biography: “How to sell Swastikas and Live Happy” by Sperling & Kupfer (Mondadori Group).
From 2016 he's showing the cultural-humanitarian project Welcome to North Korea around the world in collaboration with Amnesty International. This operation combines digital art, multimedia performances and installations in a fictitious and parodic regime propaganda that reveals the horrors perpetrated by the dictator Kim Jong-un.