Federica Furbelli’s solo exhibition brings together a selection of recent works exploring the relationship between landscape, movement, perception, and place. Through painting, drawing, sculpture, and objects, Furbelli develops a visual language shaped by travel, observation, and lived experience. Organic forms, textures, and color evoke landscapes that are not simply represented, but experienced, remembered, and transformed.

Federica Furbelli (1988, Varese, Italy) is a visual artist whose practice explores psychogeography and nomadism as ways of establishing a profound relationship with landscape and place. Walking, sailing, and slow travel become artistic and spiritual acts that resist the immediacy of contemporary life, encouraging mindfulness and creating sensory spaces that invite presence and a return to what is essential.

She has presented numerous solo exhibitions, including Banana Joe at Malpaís (Barcelona), her most recent exhibition, and has participated in group exhibitions at Piramidón (Barcelona), kulturundgut (Hamburg), and Weissraum Design Forum (Innsbruck). She has also undertaken artist residencies at Piramidón, Fresco (Madrid), and Konvent0 (Berga), and has created murals both in Spain and internationally, including for NorthWestWalls (Belgium).