Xavier Casalta is a French artist internationally recognized for his masterful stippling technique. Using only black ink, he meticulously places millions of tiny dots over thousands of hours, creating artworks of exceptional depth and intricacy.
His work is highly sought after by art collectors around the world, drawn to its meticulous detail and unparalleled craftsmanship. Prestigious institutions, including the Christian Dior Collection and Parkview Hong Kong, have also acquired his pieces.
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Key Dates
2025
Coming Soon… Unveiling a monumental stippled drawing of the iconic façade at Place Vendôme.
2023
Collaboration with the Bellini Group: Xavier Casalta reinterprets the legendary Riva Aquarama, blending craftsmanship and artistry.
2022
After 2,400 hours of inking, Casalta completes his largest piece to date—his Marcus Aurelius artwork enters a prestigious private collection in Hong Kong.
2022
Collaboration with Dior and Monnaie de Paris: A one-of-a-kind 2kg gold coin, paired with an original signed drawing by the artist.
2021
First major piece sold at auction: A landmark sale at Artcurial Paris reaches $220,000, reinforcing his position in the art market.
2020
The Parkview Group commissions Casalta to create a tribute artwork celebrating George Wong, chairman of the group—resulting in the Parkview Green architectural piece.
2020
First collaboration with Louis XIII: An original drawing enters the private collection of the house.
2019
Completion of The Four Seasons series after four years of meticulous work—a long-term collaboration with florist Swallows & Damsons.
2018
The making-of video “Christian Dior, 30 Avenue Montaigne” reaches 10 million views, bringing global attention to Casalta’s technique.
2017
His first major piece enters the Christian Dior private collection, now permanently on display at La Galerie Dior in Paris.
2013
At 21 years old, Xavier Casalta embarks on his artistic journey, pioneering his signature stippling technique.
