Born in 1942, from Leandro, artisan, Bogge grows in the Turin's culture of the “minor arts”, assimilating technics and spirit of them.

Bogge begins to paint in earl youthness, in 1957 he is in an advertisment school, and contemporarily he studies sculpture and pottery.

1959­1962 Bogge is in the Pippo Bercetti's artist studio, improving oil painting, then he attends the “Nude course” at the Academy of Fine Arts in Turin, with Filippo Scroppo as teacher.

In 1962 Bogge founds, with Piero Simondo, the International Center of Cooperation for a Group of Artistic Research, deeply tied to the “Bauhaus Imaginiste” by Asper Jorns, where the artistic work is seen as a group work. After this he experiments with litography on stone, xilography and engraving.

1968­1971 Bogge is artistic cousellor for the integration of persons with disabilities, by the use of the “batik” technic.

1974 Bogge lives in Perrière, close to St. Vincent, where he opens a studio.

1979 Bogge elaborates an artistic project in the primary schools (3­10 years old children). This activity, including engraving and printing, painting on pottery, wood and silk, will be extended to many schools of his department.

1980 Bogge founds the “Art Printer Perrière”, that will guess many graphic exhibitions.
During these years Bogge partecipates to several exhibitions and sets up exhibitions in Italy and abroad.