Sadicario: Art Portfolio and Personal Showcase

About Me

Hi, I’m Wesley Sadicario from St. Louis, Missouri. I started making art as a kid with my mom, and my high school art teacher helped me discover a real passion for it. Early on, I found inspiration in artists like Basquiat, Theodor Seuss Geisel, and Picasso. This drive has stayed with me ever since.

My style is unique and different, often making people wonder how I made something or what it means. I like to explore themes like older people, surrealism, and focusing on a single character. I hope my work draws people in and sparks curiosity.

I mainly work with watercolor, ink, and pencils, though I also enjoy acrylic paint. My process usually involves sketching the most important elements first, then building the piece in sessions of an hour or two, taking breaks in between.

Friends describe me as funny, creative, and friendly. Outside of art, I enjoy thrifting, listening to music, working out, and of course, hanging out with my friends. A fun fact is I have a pet parakeet that surprises people when they meet it.

Every piece I make carries a message, even if it’s subtle, and well thought through before and while I’m creating.

See My Work

— VISUAL BOARDS & REFLECTIONS

Identity & Future Aspirations

Digital 8.5" x 11" synthesis boards pairing personal artistic roots with forward-looking architectural vision, supported by my personal photographic studies.

BOARD 01 — DIGITAL SYNTHESIS

BOARD 02 — FUTURE VISION

A Synthesis of Who I Am

A Vision of Whom I Want to Become

Rooted in St. Louis and shaped by early artistic experiments alongside my mother. Every sketch and structural study reflects back to my ongoing dialogue between natural forms and built environments based in St. Louis.

Aspiring to design spaces that unite community, modernism, and inspire artists/architects. As I progress through my architectural studies at Miami University, my aim is to combine my organic design with bold abstract storytelling.

Inspirational Personal Studies

Six photographs captured during my visual explorations. These are all my photos and represent who I am today.

Wide shot of Neue Nationalgalerie steel framing against light sky in Berlin

Sculptural concrete roof geometry casting deep shadows on whitewashed wall

Detail of intricate interlocked timber facade joinery with warm side light

Museum interior vault ceiling with daylight washing softly across travertine walls

Experimental architectural drawing with dense line work and spatial projections

High-density residential urban building exterior integrated with vertical forest foliage

— FUTURE VISION & INSPIRATION

Who I Aspire to Become

A visual index of structural clarity, tactile materiality, and spatial rigor—identifying the artistic influences and architectural ideals shaping my future practice.

01. Structural Precision & Tectonic Clarity — Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin. Designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1968. Photo: Archival Monograph.

02. Sculptural Form & Expressive Massing — Chapelle Notre-Dame du Haut, Ronchamp. Designed by Le Corbusier, 1955. Photo: Architectural Survey.

03. Material Craft & Tectonic Assembly — GC Prostho Museum Research Center. Designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, 2010. Photo: Design Archive.

04. Atmospheric Light & Spatial Serenity — Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth. Designed by Louis I. Kahn, 1972. Photo: Museum Collection.

05. Speculative Draughtsmanship & Line — Experimental Visionary Sketches. Drawn by Lebbeus Woods, 1993. Citation: Research Library.

06. Ecological Synthesis & Urban Habitats — Bosco Verticale, Milan. Designed by Stefano Boeri Architetti, 2014. Photo: Environmental Press.

Contact ME

wesleyhillsadicario@gmail.com

1 (314)-306-5006

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