Giorgia Valli (1985) is an Italian multidisciplinary artist.


After more than twenty years of work in fine art photography—with pieces included in collections such as LACMA, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, and the Center for Creative Photography in Arizona—she has gradually expanded her practice to include painting, sculpture, drawing, and installation.

Her work explores the relationship between art and ritual: each project unfolds as an experiential and conceptual process that comes to life through time, matter, and shared space.


Valli conceives the artwork not as a static object, but as a living gesture—open to public intervention and interaction with nature.
For her, art is a relational and transformative act that gains meaning through the encounter between body, landscape, and vision.

In recent years, she has developed projects where creative ritual plays a central role: collective experiences, geographic dispersion of works, postal exchanges, silent performances, and visual writings.


Her entire practice is focused on reactivating the physical and symbolic dimension of art in a digital age, reclaiming the value of presence, slowness, and direct contact.

She lives and works between Italy, New Zealand, and the United States.

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