Federica Di Carlo, has studed to the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, Bologna and Barcelona where she attended several courses and came into contact with international artists. One of her last experience was in like assistant for the American artist Judy Fox.
Her work is mainly concerned on the displacement of human identity and the complexity of this thought in relation to the collective. Recovering private events and not as a dream, a reading, a memory, she processes them, turning into environments and synthetic images and incisive stories that connect deliberately
to popular beliefs.
The density of the issues (such as jump, boundaries, death, life, rebirth) are compensated through a work light, fast, outstanding. Each symbol or figure used, leading to a strong historical and cultural research,
(such as fish, circle, poppy, pomegranate .. etc) directly connect to the cultural memory and
ancestral of the viewer itself.

On her return to Italy, she was discover by Angelandreina Rorro (curator of contemporary art to the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome).


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