"Giraffa" Print

My name is Silvia Curitti, known professionally as Syssi, and I am a contemporary artist and creative who transforms color into a true emotional language. After earning my degree in Fashion Styling and Editing from the IED in Rome in 2017, I have built my professional career at the intersection of fashion, art, and visual communication. A passion born in childhood and developed through solid training, enriched over the years by constant work on color perception, culminating in a specialization in Armocromia, which allows me to interpret shades not only as aesthetic elements, but as keys to identity and emotion. Ever since I was a child, inspired by the early 20th-century French Fauves movement, I have dreamed of reinterpreting great works of art through color: free, intense, fearless. A language that is not born solely on the canvas, but that first and foremost flows through my personality, making every piece authentic and immediate.

Today, my artistic exploration has evolved into Dopamine Art, a visual practice that uses vibrant hues and contrasts to stimulate vitality, well-being, and an instinctive response in the viewer. My works thus become sensory experiences, capable of engaging with the observer and breaking the mold of traditional vision.

My works, initially created with pencil and oil pastels, are subsequently reproduced as prints on canvas in various sizes, with the aim of experimenting with the use of different media in the creation of my art and reflecting on the theme of the reproducibility of art in the contemporary era.

My works have been exhibited in Rome at the Galleria Multiverso during the exhibition “Il 900 in Galleria” and the international collective exhibition of women’s drawing, painting, and sculpture “Espressione Donna.” Additionally, I was selected with my work “Hawo Tako” for the exhibition “La storia è donna” organized at the fair-trade exhibition space “Splash.”