D’Aroma was classically trained at la Academia Di Belle Arti in Rome, and the Bellagamba Studio in Milan.

In 2003 D’Aroma moved to Chicago and began to show his work at Penny and Gentle Gallery in Chicago, as well as Eleanor Ettinger Gallery in New York. D’Aroma had a solo exhibition in 2007 at the MOKA gallery in Chicago. In 2006 He had a solo exhibition at MDH Fine Arts in New York. Since 2003 he has participated in 16 group exhibitions in Paris, New York City, Chicago, Palm Beach, Houston, The Hamptons and Brooklyn.

While in Italy D’Aroma exhibited at the Galleria Nuova Maniera of Pescara and at the Roman Galleria Farnese on Via Gulia. He was also commissioned to paint two large scale figurative paintings for the Church of the Convent in Spoltore.

In April of 2001, he was chosen as the “emerging artist” from the region of Abruzzo for the "Pitture a confronto" exhibition in Piazza di Spagna in Rome. Other Italian group exhibitions include “Il Fiume e la Memoria”, “Insieme per l’arte” and “IncontrArte.”