Claudio Saviola (b. 1994, Castiglione delle Stiviere, Mantua) graduated in Painting and Visual Arts from NABA in Milan. 
After concluding his studies, he focused on ceramics and sculpture, setting up his studio in Milan. 
His first works draw inspiration from researching into archaeological artifacts, such as etruscan sarcophagi, cycladic sculptures and objects that were discovered in the Caucasus during the early 1900. Through his ceramic work, he explores various types of clay, glazes and different materials.

Over time, he has opened his studio to the public, sharing his creations. This openness led to some collaborations, such as the one with SPBH publishing (Self Publish Be Happy), resulting in a project that involved participants in the creation of a “Ceramic Bestiary.” Additionally, he has worked with Milan-based platform Arsonars, and recently got an interview published in “Sali e Tabacchi Magazine” in collaboration with Carhartt WIP.