About

During the years spent at The Academy of Fine Art of

Bologna, I developed a keen interest in researching

new ways of producing artworks through thread and

sewing needles mixed with other materials.

I regard this research as ‘Geographies of the Image’ because

the whole image passes through the place of memory

ranging over that apparently empty time made of pictures of

remembrance.

In this way I recollected simple childhood games adopting

some elements, for instance, snips of paper, kite shapes, etc.

The act of sewing aims to peacefully recover memories of my

past as described below:

“Thread and fabric are sewed and unpicked, releasing waves

of memories that were frozen in the past, letting them free to

come across time. The images become alterations, empty and

paralysed trails, abandoned shells in the ‘no-place’ of

memory.”


Education

Soroptimist Award 2011/2012, Ravenna (Italy);

Master's Degree in Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, Ravenna (Italy) 2011;
British School, Bologna (Italy) 2009;

Kingsway College, London, (UK) 2008;

Master's Degree in Fine Art's, Academy of Fine Arts,  Bologna (Italy)2006;

High School Diploma 'Cielo D'Alcamo Institute', Trapani (Italy).