Irene Catarella was born on June 19, 1974 by Professor Enzo Catarella from Cammarata and the teacher Nazarena Pellitteri from San Giovanni Gemini, two inland towns in the province of Agrigento. At 18 she was struck by Ménièr Syndrome which disappeared after 15 years, a period that allowed her to consolidate her faith and to delve into the study of the human soul. Poet, teacher, journalist, Jungian counselor, naturopath, Bible scholar and fine love poet, but also the voice of the persecuted and promoter of humanity, she obtained her first degree with full marks at the Catholic University of Milan where she still holds the role of Culttrice of modern and contemporary Italian literature. He has won numerous competitions thanks to which he has published 3 books of love poems. He has created numerous neologisms, such as #carneanima, #corpoanima, #fortezzadolcezza, #cantomelodia, etc…, of which he owns the copyrights.  She was the first Sicilian poet to participate with 8 poems at the Pro Biennale di Venezia 2021 which for the first time opened the doors to poetic art. It is included in the Mondadori catalog “L'Arte in Quarantine” with lyrics relating to Covid. She will be present at the Festival dei due Mondi in Spoleto in the Spoleto Arte exhibition from 4 to 10 July 2021. She was President of Fidapa di Cammarata and San Giovanni Gemini in the two-year period 2017-2019 promoting activities in favor of schools, the territory and women, such as the installation of the red anti-violence benches in both countries. Promoter of history and traditions, she is the Founding President of the Abatellis Branciforti Historical Group, Counts of Cammarata and Dukes of San Giovanni Gemini, the first historical group founded in the territory. She has been and is on the jury of numerous literary and poetic competitions, such as the “Concetta Di Piazza” competition and the “Asas” Prize. He writes for Food & Beverage where he curates an art column, interviews with food and wine excellence from all over Italy, the relationship between food and psyche. She is also a journalist of the National Association of Women of Wine. She is a local benefactor with many donations including a defibrillator in honor of her recently deceased father.