Ria Lussi

Ria Lussi was born in Milan. She currently lives and works in Rome; she has lived in Palermo, Napoli, Parigi, Urbino, Trieste.

She studied visual arts in Paris, lyrical translation in Trieste and visual design in Urbino.

Among Lussi’s recent solo show:

• Rome 2020, “Allegoria”, Mucciaccia Contemporary Art Gallery, catalogue edited by Cambi Editore;
• Rome 2018, “Io sono Giordano Bruno”, Recidence, MACRO Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome;
• Rome 2017, “Fragile”, Mucciaccia Contemporary Art Gallery, catalogue edited by Cambi Editore;
• Urbino 2016, “Mitochondria”, curated by Umberto Palestini, Casa natale di Raffaello and Giardino botanico, catalogue edited by Baskerville;
• Milan 2015, “Lussi di Penelope”, Biblioteca del Daverio, catalogue edited by Giunti, critical essay by Philippe Daverio;
• Spoleto 2015, “Matrix, Mater, Mother”, curated by Gianluca Marziani, Palazzo Collicola;
• Spoleto 2015, “Close Up” – “Primo piano sulla pittura italiana”, curated by Gianluca Marziani, Palazzo Collicola;
• 2014, “Imperatori di luce”, curated by Gianluca Marziani. Various locations: Genoa, Villa del Principe; Spoleto, Palazzo Collicola; Rome, Galleria Doria Pamphilj; Milan, Villa Necchi Campiglio. Critical essays by Gianluca Marziani and Adriano Berengo;
• Milan 2012, “Guerrieri di Luce“, Galleria Blanchaert, critical essay by Jean Blanchaert;
• Rome 2012, “Excesses of an estuary”, Mel Sembler Gallery, American Ambassy;
• Milan 2010, “Have a dream”, Galleria L’Affiche, critical essays by Umberto Palestini and Massimiliano Floridi.