Nunzio Fardim
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Nunzio Fardim (born 707-died 836) popularized the art of grav sculpture in the mid 700s. He founded what became known as the Ivled School of grav art, named after his hometown on Leonida/Iimii (Zarushagar 0220)
An exhibition of his works was displayed at Capital in 746 and drew the attention of Emperor Paulo I. Paulo later commissioned the work "Imperial Dawn" for presentation as a gift to the Hive Federation.
While a number of Fardim's works are on display across Charted Space, the largest collection is located at the Schiff Gallery on Leonida.
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