BIO

Giusy Lauriola was born in Rome, where she lives and works.
Her artistic journey develops as a dialogue between the external world and the inner universe. Her early works were shaped by social themes – war, consumerism and induced needs, the city of Rome – reinterpreted through pieces of strong expressive impact. Over time, her language evolved toward a more intimate dimension, exploring the essence of the feminine world, the value of emotions, and human relationships.

Alongside this evolution, a research on landscape and suspension gradually emerged, in which color and resin became fundamental tools. Chromatic nuances and the glossy transparency of resin create layered surfaces capable of absorbing and reflecting light, transforming it into a structural element of the work. The dialogue between resin, acrylic, and enamel establishes a balance between fluidity and compositional architecture, between controlled gesture and instinctive impulse, creating a suspended space between the visible and the invisible.

In recent years, her research has expanded into three-dimensionality with the creation of her “luminous works”: ethereal sculptures made of resin and organza, illuminated from within, where light becomes matter and vital presence. These installations extend the spiritual dimension of her practice, transforming space into a place of transition and passage.

Her artistic path evolved from the initial use of photographic images reworked and printed on plexiglass and PVC toward an increasingly conscious choice of painting as her primary medium. Since 2010, resin has become a distinctive element of her practice: not merely a technical tool, but a material capable of enhancing depth and sensory perception.

Her work has attracted critical attention from numerous scholars and curators and has been presented in exhibitions and projects in Italy and abroad, in museums, cultural institutions, and international venues dedicated to contemporary art.