Giulia Aim

Giulia Aim was born in 1998. She is a multimedia artist from Rome, and currently lives and works in London, UK. Lately, her work examines contemporary social dynamics, in particular vices and addictions. She explores the 21st-century human aspirations and desires observing the younger generation and mass media. Giulia analyzes the various positive and negative aspects of the arrival of technology and the new contemporary lifestyles.
She is working in the area of conceptual art, using clay and ready-made objects to create 3D paintings. The use of industrial and daily consumed items reflects the bigger scenario of our society. The use of irony and colours is key in her work. Colours are bright and combined in a certain way, always inspired by pop art.

Giulia has a BA in Communication with a Minor in Entrepreneurship (JCU), and a Postgraduate in Fine Art (UAL).

• Collective Exhibition at Safehouse, London, UK 2021
• Solo Exhibition at Taba Beat, Rome, IT 2021
• Collective Exhibition at Cabaret Voltaire Gallery, Rome, IT 2020
• Solo Exhibition at Extra Art Gallery, Rome, IT 2020
• Collective Exhibition at Palazzo Belli Expo, Trastevere, Rome, IT 2020
• Collective Exhibition at Tag Tevere Art Gallery, Rome, IT 2019
• Street art installation for Street Mart Lab/Tour, curated by Up Urban Prospective Factory (revaluation of Ostiense district in Rome), IT 2019
• Screen projection at “MACRO Museum Rome”, during “Scomodo” event, Rome, IT 2019
• Exhibition at “CRACK”, Rome Festival of Drawn and Printed Art, Rome, IT 2019
• Collective Street Poster Art Exhibition, Rome Art Week at Garage Zero, IT 2019
• Collective Exhibition at Ex Forlanini, Rome, IT 2019
• Film screening Collective Exhibition at John Cabot University, Rome, IT 2019
• Art Performance at Grand Bahia Principe La Romana, Santo Domingo 2019
• Collective Exhibition at UAL, Chealsea College of Art and Design, London, UK 2018
• Collective Exhibition at Coropuna, Rome, IT 2018
• Solo Exhibition at C1B0 Restaurant, Rome, IT 2017
• Private parties Exhibitions, Rome, IT 2017