Giulia Marchi

Her artistic background characterized by strong literary im- print has led her to an expressiveness often connoted with narrativeness, even when the chosen form (often photo- graphy, but not only) doesn’t make the reading immediate, but refers to subsequent combinations, like codes that even before being deciphered allow themselves to be interpreted by a kind of fascination, both for the skillful use of materials and for the communicativeness of the image, often tricky at first observation, but equally attributable to the artist’s poeti- cs. An integral part of the artist’s work is to contaminate the art scene with different materials.

Research is reflection; it requires knowledge, study and deep understanding. The work is not solely visual but transcends vision, leading you into tactile spaces in which the image is shaped by implying a well-structured thought that has to be decoded.