Giulia Di Filippi is an Italian contemporary artist known for an experimental approach to painting and sculpture. Her artistic training developed at the Academy of Fine Arts, where she refined both her technical skills and her visual sensitivity.
Her practice uses a range of materials including wood, ceramic and paper, and explores themes connected to nature, the human figure and memory. Her works investigate the boundary between the visible and the invisible, with particular attention to transformation and the fluidity of objects and forms.
Di Filippi often works through abstraction, combining tradition with contemporary research. She has exhibited in galleries and public spaces in Italy and abroad, and her work invites viewers to reflect on the relationship between the individual, nature and memory.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
- Giulia Di Filippi: Body and Space (2015) — Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Bologna; a project exploring the relationship between the human body and surrounding space through painting and sculpture.
- Beyond the Limit (2017) — Galleria Varsi, Rome; focused on physical and psychological boundaries through abstract forms and different materials.
- Sensitive Space (2019) — Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome; an investigation of space as a place of interaction and sensory experience.
- Intersections (2021) — Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Milan; exploring the intersections between painting and sculpture.
- Body and Light (2022) — MACRO, Rome; installations reflecting on the relationship between the human body, light and movement.
GROUP AND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS
Her exhibition history includes projects in Rome, Milan and Turin as well as international presentations in Paris, New York and London. The programme listed on the Italian page also includes participation in international contemporary-art events in 2021 and 2022.
