His parents encouraged him to carefully shape his talent and pursue his art career while he was still a child. So, he won his first art contest at the age of 13 and held his first exhibition at Ars Plauda Gallery in Turin when he was 17. After finishing high school, he went for an artistic training at the Accademia Albertina in Turin. His talent was so obvious that no one could argue with that. Borelli has always been a true fan of everything related to Italy, and he seems to be in love with sweet little towns across the country. So, his landscapes are so vividly depicting the life of Italian towns, with a childlike fascination about their charm and uniqueness. His paintings are colorful and joyful, just as Italian nature really is. Today, artworks of Guido Borelli can be found in many permanent exhibitions in art galleries across Italy, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States.