Self-Portrait by Gabriella Parisi
Gabriella Parisi
is an independent artist engaged on several fronts of contemporary
visual arts. She is painter and sculptress; independent film
director and producer; scenographer and photographer; fashion
designer and costume producer; currently working on projects
oriented toward electronic solutions applied to art, cinema and
fashion.
She is a
graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome and got the top grade
with an experimental thesis focused on Studio Azzurro' interactive
art, and then got her masters in cinema and audiovisual art from
the University of Rome Tor Vergata and in Medical imaging. She has
deepened Multimedia Art at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New
York City, with the American contemporary multimedia artist Randall
Packer.
In 2011, Gabriella Parisi helped move along the Italian Game Art, mainly with her centerpiece Over Game, which was featured in the show Neoludica. Art is a game 2011-1966, at the 54th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia.
She took part on over 50 international exhibitions and projects founded by private gallery, public Institutions and Museums like Venice Biennale, Triennale di Milano, Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci di Milano, Lucca Center of Contemporary Art, PONG - Università degli Studi di Milano (PONG - Playlab for innovation in Games is a laboratory of Computer Science Department at Università degli Studi di Milano, it's a playlab aiming to bring innovation in games and in the way gaming devices are used), Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma, Museo de Almería and Universidad de Granada, competing with a challenging market but very stimulating and broad of cultural incentives.
Her art is a work in progress to fix the impermanence of a physical, virtual and conceptual world in constant evolution, where all certainty and personal stability dissolve itself along the borders of new signs, unknowns and paradigms dictated by the technological unfolding.
Influenced by the scientific imagery and ancient art, especially Greek and Roman art, the work of Gabriella Parisi is mind-boggling in its richness of detail, realized with elegant and elaborate forms full of brilliant colors. The dazzling array of Neuroscience images has emerged as a strong influence in her recent work. Gabriella synthesizes these experiences between art and science through her own background in contemporary art, developing her unique style with paintings and dizzyingly complex readymades.
In 2011, Gabriella Parisi helped move along the Italian Game Art, mainly with her centerpiece Over Game, which was featured in the show Neoludica. Art is a game 2011-1966, at the 54th International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia.
She took part on over 50 international exhibitions and projects founded by private gallery, public Institutions and Museums like Venice Biennale, Triennale di Milano, Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci di Milano, Lucca Center of Contemporary Art, PONG - Università degli Studi di Milano (PONG - Playlab for innovation in Games is a laboratory of Computer Science Department at Università degli Studi di Milano, it's a playlab aiming to bring innovation in games and in the way gaming devices are used), Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma, Museo de Almería and Universidad de Granada, competing with a challenging market but very stimulating and broad of cultural incentives.
Her art is a work in progress to fix the impermanence of a physical, virtual and conceptual world in constant evolution, where all certainty and personal stability dissolve itself along the borders of new signs, unknowns and paradigms dictated by the technological unfolding.
Influenced by the scientific imagery and ancient art, especially Greek and Roman art, the work of Gabriella Parisi is mind-boggling in its richness of detail, realized with elegant and elaborate forms full of brilliant colors. The dazzling array of Neuroscience images has emerged as a strong influence in her recent work. Gabriella synthesizes these experiences between art and science through her own background in contemporary art, developing her unique style with paintings and dizzyingly complex readymades.
