Ezio Camorani, born in 1940 in Massalombarda, attended the Ravenna Academy in 1966 as a self-taught artist. He has held solo exhibitions throughout Italy. A painter and engraver, he approached engraving techniques under the guidance of Tono Zancanaro. His engraving career began in 1967, and since then, he has created over 300 plates.

A significant milestone in his artistic development was his meeting with Ilario Rossi. In the mid-1970s, he traveled around Italy and stayed briefly in Paris, Munich, and Berlin before returning to Romagna, dedicating himself to painting.

In 1975, he participated in the "X Quadriennale of Rome" and subsequently in 1976 in the "Venice Biennale" in the "Social Environment" section, invited by Raffaele De Grada.