Following the Bellini artistic heritage Vincenzo Bellini's masterful operas such as Norma and I Puritani captivated the opera houses of Europe during the late 1800's. All of them embraced the ideas that resonate today in Renaldo Bellini's mind, body and soul.

His art education began at the tender age of twelve under the tutelage of precision artisans who taught him the artistic disciplines from the violin, to the voice and at last the canvas. Each of these gifts blossomed in testimony of his enduring faith which soon gained a following in Europe and the United States.

Along with his developed artistic skills, Renaldo’s voice matured into a finely tuned instrument that was heard in concert and recital halls around the world. At the early age of seventeen he made his professional debut as an operatic tenor. Yet it is Renaldo's gift for the brush, and his fascination with colors, that led him to combine the traditions of the Old Masters with the feel of the modern, offering the world a legacy for the future.

His works, represented in major private collections throughout the world, reflect a man who has given us paintings and a vision that pay homage to the Masters of the past. He painstakingly applies thousands of thin layers of colors in a myriad of glazes and paint that create millions of hues of color that shift and change with each flicker of light. The multi-dimensional feel of the finished masterpiece leaves an indelible sense that a new art form has been born.

His commitment, sacrifice and unselfish nature to create a vision bestowed by God upon him from a humble rendering to the final brushstrokes, has rewarded him with that which he believes is the desire of all true artists, to serve their fellow man through their gifts, for which we are blessed to behold a piece of the past that unveils a banquet for our senses and a blessing to our souls…a splendor captured only in the art of Bellini.