Planimetrie (Series) (2026) by Laura Mariuzzo | ARTVERONA 26

Laura Mariuzzo, ‘Planimetrie (Series)’, 2026

Laura Mariuzzo, ‘Planimetrie (Series)’, 2026

Effetto Sauna (Fuori dalle parentesi) | Pad 12 - ES8

Laura Mariuzzo

Planimetrie (Series)

2026

Nomination

Villa Filanda Antonini Prize

Nomination

Massimiliano Galliani Prize

Available

€1,400.00 + VAT

Drawing

100 × 70 cm (39 × 27.3 in), 0.3 kg (0.661 lb)

sul retro

2026

Planimetrie (Series)

The work represents the continuous, silent activity of the mind. Cellular forms inhabit the space independently, coexisting without intersecting. In the absence of collision, no single idea emerges; instead, the composition reflects an ongoing mental state shaped by accumulation and memory.

The work represents the continuous, silent activity of the mind. Cellular forms inhabit the space independently, coexisting without intersecting. In the absence of collision, no single idea emerges; instead, the composition reflects an ongoing mental state shaped by accumulation and memory.

The work represents the continuous, silent activity of the mind. Cellular forms inhabit the space independently, coexisting without intersecting. In the absence of collision, no single idea emerges; instead, the composition reflects an ongoing mental state shaped by accumulation and memory.

Laura Mariuzzo

Laura Mariuzzo (San Donà di Piave, 1999) is an Italian visual artist who graduated in Painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Verona. Her research begins with drawing and the repetition of marks, understood as tools for recording time, movement, and variation. Through works on paper and digital pieces, she builds dense surfaces and structures reminiscent of maps, flows, and territories in transformation.

Laura Mariuzzo (San Donà di Piave, 1999) is an Italian visual artist who graduated in Painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Verona. Her research begins with drawing and the repetition of marks, understood as tools for recording time, movement, and variation. Through works on paper and digital pieces, she builds dense surfaces and structures reminiscent of maps, flows, and territories in transformation.

Laura Mariuzzo (San Donà di Piave, 1999) is an Italian visual artist who graduated in Painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Verona. Her research begins with drawing and the repetition of marks, understood as tools for recording time, movement, and variation. Through works on paper and digital pieces, she builds dense surfaces and structures reminiscent of maps, flows, and territories in transformation.