About Me

I’m Antonella Quacchia, a contemporary artist exploring themes of transformation, ritual, and poetic resilience through mixed media and sculpture. My journey has been shaped by a multicultural life and a deep sense of non-belonging—an emotional space I’ve come to embrace as fertile ground for creation.

After earning a degree in Computer Science and working internationally at CERN and the International Labour Organization in Geneva, I returned to my artistic path in 2012. Since then, I’ve studied with masters across Europe, refining my technique and expanding my visual language.

My work blends acrylics, oils, marble powders, recycled materials, and resin to create textured surfaces that evoke inner landscapes and silent metamorphoses. I’ve exhibited in cities including Milan, Paris, Rome, London, New York, Tokyo, and Venice, and my pieces have appeared in publications such as Catalogo dell’Arte Moderna and Art Anthology.

In 2023, I published my bilingual monograph Orizzonti Sensibili / Sensitive Horizons, presented at Milano Bookcity, and began a new sculptural exploration in collaboration with curator Fortunato D’Amico.

Now based in Vienna and Barcelona, I continue to create works that speak to ambiguity, presence, and the quiet power of transformation.