About

SILVIO CAMBONI

AUTHOR, ARCHITECT AND JOURNALIST

Santadi (Cagliari), September 4, 1967.
Camboni began his career in comics in 1988 with Walt Disney.

In 2001, Camboni began working in France with two comic books published by Source/La Sirène, Le Vin Illustré en Bandes dessinées and Le Foot Illustré en Bandes Dessinées, written by Mo/CDM.

In 2004, Camboni started working with Les Humanoïdes Associés, for which he drew the Gargouilles series, written by Denis-Pierre Filippi (7 books).



In 2005, he started collaborating with the Belgian publisher Dupuis, for which he drew the comic book series Nefesis, also written by Denis-Pierre Filippi.

In 2006, Camboni won the AviSa film competition, organized by the Regional Institute of Ethnography of Sardinia, and makes the animated short film Dopo trent’anni prima.

In 2010, Camboni started working with Vents d’Ouest/Glénat, for which he drew the comic book series Willy Wonder, written by Francesco Artibani.

From 2011 to 2014, he drew the series Le Voyage Extraordinaire, written by Denis-Pierre Filippi and published by Vents d’Ouest/Glénat (12 books).

Beginning in 2012, he made the animated short films Mosca, W la neve, and Santa Notte for the Zecchino d’Oro series by the Antoniano Choir in Bologna and Rai Cinema.

In 2015, he launched a new series for Les Humanoïdes Associés called Les Mondes Cachés, written by Denis-Pierre Filippi (4 books).

In 2018, he drew a book for Glénat/Disney as part of the Disney by Glénat collection, entitled Mickey et l’Océan Perdu, written by Denis-Pierre Filippi. In 2020, for the same Glénat collection, he drew a new Disney book entitled Mickey et la Terre des Anciens, written by Denis-Pierre Filippi.

In 2022, he created the science-fiction series Prima Spatia, with a screenplay by Denis-Pierre Filippi and published by Vents d’Ouest/Glénat (3 books).