[1][2] The son of an Italian mother and a Belgian father, Fabrice de Nola lived in Messina until 1981.

[6] In 1997, Fabio Sargentini invited Fabrice de Nola to the Palermo exhibition Giro d’Italia dell’Arte curated by Demetrio Paparoni, a survey of young Italian artists, at the l’Attico Gallery.

In 2000, he took part in two group shows in Rome: Lungo il muro del Gasometro at the Teatro India Gallery and Giganti at the Imperial Forum of Nerva.

In Rome he exhibited the series Air Ocean at the Teatro Umberto and two large canvases from the Cerasi Collection at the Cloister of Bramante.

The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs invited him to the Futuro italiano exhibition[10] at the European Parliament in Brussels.