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Work by Giuseppina Giordano: pink room with a video of a red-haired woman in a white top waving, and small clay vessels scattered across the floor.
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Giuseppina Giordano

Work by Giuseppina Giordano: alpine lake with a small wooden pavilion on an island, a red footbridge, chalet-style buildings, and tall evergreens before forested mountains.
Work by Giuseppina Giordano: woman in sunglasses leaning in to peer at a tall screen of looping, pink beaded wire circles in a stone courtyard.
Work by Giuseppina Giordano: delicate white lace-like arch standing on stone steps in an outdoor amphitheater, against a deep blue sky and distant hills.
Work by Giuseppina Giordano: smiling child in a white T-shirt and neon yellow leggings standing in an ornate frescoed hall, holding loops of neon yellow cord on the floor.
Work by Giuseppina Giordano: pink room with a video of a red-haired woman in a white top waving, and small clay vessels scattered across the floor.
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Giuseppina Giordano is an interdependent artist, a term she uses to emphasize the importance of relationships with others in her artistic practice.She involves individuals and communities in the pursuit of a horizontal gaze and shared joy through the creation of participatory, widespread, and accessible practices. Her socially engaged research is fueled by transformations and manifests itself in centerless, transdisciplinary, and multisensory works, often in the form of long-term open projects.Her latest project is the platform www.nocentre.org, a work of art in transformation, a start-up born as a necessary action towards a more inclusive and supportive future, where the right to imagination allows artists to be reconsidered as an essential element of society.

Giuseppina Giordano (Italy, 1987) graduated from Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera and completed the executive program Entrepreneurship with Social Impact at SDA Bocconi Milan. She has joined residencies such as MASS MoCA, USA, and the Slade School of Fine Art and Camden Arts Centre, London, UK. Among her exhibitions: 2023, "DIÁLOGOS," solo show, Italian Cultural Institute, Madrid, Spain, 2022, "I'M NOT A TREE," performance with the patronage of the Italian Paralympic Committee, Milan, 2021 "Una Boccata d'Arte," public art project, Fondazione Elpis in collaboration with Galleria Continua, Gressoney-Sant-Jean, Italy, 2019 "Please, Teach Me the Language of a Rose," solo show, Taubman Museum of Art, Roanoke, USA. She has collaborated with institutions such as the National Deaf Association through Nocentre.

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