Mimmo Di Cesare was introduced to the goldsmith art by his father in the 1950s. After moving to Milan, he came into contact with Fontana, Scanavino, Fabbri, Dova and others, and began the cycle of works with the theme of the SUN: using different materials, he created jewels and sculptures that he exhibited in various museums and galleries in Italy and abroad. He then moved to Castiglioncello, in Tuscany, where he created works in gold, platinum and enamels “Arrow”, “L'Arco” and “Il Sole”: he is present in various international museums, including the prestigious “Oro d’Autore” in Arezzo.