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Martina Biolo

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MARTINA BIOLO

 

Born in 1996 in Padua, where she lives and works.

 

Martina Biolo graduated in sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice in 2018 and obtained her master’s degree in 2021. In 2023, she co-founded the Unobis independent space in Padua. Currently she is artis in residence at Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation.

 

Her research explores the influence that society can have on the way everyday objects and inhabited spaces are perceived. Through a sculptural and installation-based approach, the artist seeks to reveal and shape the invisible and immaterial dimension that permeates objects and environments, making the experience that runs through them tangible. In recent years, Biolo has focused on site-specific projects involving small communities, exploring the value of human relationships and collaborating with the Roman ensemble lacasadargilla on the show Beautiful Creatures, Teatro Fabbricone, Prato (2024).

 

Recent solo exhibitions include Ti guardo e ti vedo diverso, Cappella Marchi, Seravezza (2023); Portfolio Quotidiana, Quadriennale di Roma, Palazzo Braschi, Rome (2023).

 

Recent group exhibitions include Nulla Due Volte, Galleria Enrico Astuni (2025); Imagina. Primo grado di separazione, Spazio Taverna, Soriano nel Cimino, province of Viterbo (2025); Somiglianze di famiglia, Florence (2025); Otto Diviso Sessanta, Spazio unobis (2023); Premio Pittura, MAC – Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Lissone, Lissone (2023); Step by Step, Piazza de Gasperi, Padua (2022); Circa 7 miliardi di anni, Casa Baldassarri, Bagnacavallo (2022); Ri-Abitare, Il Quartiere, Saluzzo (2021); Rea! Art Fair, Fabbrica del Vapore, Milan (2021); Collettiva Scultura Atelier 3, Art Night Venezia, Venice (2019) Tabula Rasa, Academy of Fine Arts, Venice (2019); and Trame Cangianti, Academy of Fine Arts, Venice (2018).

 

Biolo has received various awards for her work, including the Premio Francesco Fabbri (2023); Premio Nocivelli, Chiesa della Disciplina, Verolanuova (2022); and the Artkeys Prize, Castello Angioino, Agropoli (2020).

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