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Chiara Merlotti Mott - Artist 

Chiara Merlotti Mott is an artist
and designer based in Los Angeles.

 

Born and raised in Milan, Italy, Chiara moved to the United States to attend Pepperdine University. Among other scholarships and awards, Chiara was a four-year recipient of the National Art Association Scholarship. She graduated from Pepperdine as the Art Department’s Most Outstanding Graduating Senior.

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After further pursuing her interests in the arts through a Post-Baccalaureate degree in Painting from the San Francisco Art Institute, Chiara has exhibited in a number of group shows in Los Angeles. A solo exhibition of her work was held in November 2004 at Rockotitlàn, in Hollywood.

She participated in the Valley Artist Studio Tour in 2006 and 2010. She has also exhibited at La Galeria Gitana, in San Fernando, in 2009, and again in 2012. In 2020, the city of Northridge West/Porter Ranch selected her design for its utility box public work project. She currently lives and works in the San Fernando Valley.

Education 

2002

San Francisco Art Institute
Painting, Post-Baccalureate

San Francisco, CA

1991

Pepperdine University
BA, Art, Cum Laude

Malibu, CA

Awards 

1991

1987-1991

1987-1991

Most Outstanding Graduating Senior Award

National Art Association Scholarship

Departmental Scholarship

Exhibitions 

Solo

2020

2004

"Service Workers", Utility Box Design
Northridge West/Porter Ranch, CA

Solo Exhibit
Rockotitlàn, Hollywood, CA

Group

2024

2012

2010

2009

2008

2006

2004

"Autumn Expressions"
Juried Exhibition
Newhall Community Center, Newhall, CA

"From Abstraction to the Sublime"
La Galeria Gitana, San Fernando, CA

VAST Tour and Group Exhibition
San Fernando Valley, CA

"Of Dreams and Memories"
La Galeria Gitana, San Fernando, CA

"Score VII," Southern California Open Regional Exhibition
Kim Abeles, Juror

Viva Gallery, Sherman Oaks, CA

VAST Tour and Group Exhibition
San Fernando Valley, CA

"LizArt"
Rockotitlàn, Hollywood, CA

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