Cristina Stellini

Cristina Stellini (1968), a visual-verbal artist and teacher, originally from Busto Arsizio, has nurtured a deep passion for drawing and painting since childhood, experiencing them as an intimate space for personal expression and exploration. Alongside a humanistic academic path, which led her to earn a degree in Literature, she has developed an independent artistic practice, dedicating herself to painting as a self-taught artist and gradually building an expressive language that fuses word and image.

She teaches Italian literature and history at the art high school in her hometown, where she combines literary training with a vocation for visual arts. Her artistic production often emerges from dialogue with contemporary and modern poetic texts, which become the starting point for an emotional and symbolic translation into the pictorial medium. Through the use of mixed techniques, material layering, and inserts of natural materials, her works explore themes related to identity, memory, the inner dimension, and female genealogy, shaping emotional landscapes in which poetic language transforms into a visual experience.

In 2025, she held her first solo exhibition at the Boragno Gallery in Busto Arsizio, titled “From Cristina Stellini...

Bachelor’s Degree in Italian Language and Literature and History

In 2025, she held her first solo exhibition at the Boragno Gallery in Busto Arsizio, titled “From Poetry to Painting: The Colors of a Poetic Tale”, which represented a synthesis of her artistic journey and visual-verbal research. In the same year, she participated in several exhibitions in Italy and abroad, including World Art Dubai, the Giotto International Visual Arts Prize in Florence, exhibitions at Concept Art Brera in Milan, shows in Beijing, Sanremo Arte Expo at the Ariston Theatre, the Leonardo Prize in Rome, and SaturArte – Contemporary Art Competition in Genoa. In 2026, she took part in the exhibition “Desiderium” at Palazzo Pisani Revedin in Venice, the “Premio Eccellenza della Critica” exhibition at the Genoa Aquarium, and the “Mare Interno” exhibition at the Museo del Mare in Genoa.