Francesca Pazzagli

Francesca Pazzagli, born in Cattolica in 1990, is a painter and textile artist whose production includes pictorial works made mainly with oil and acrylic colors on canvas, and works and installations in which fabric is the prevalent material.
Strongly interested in psychology and how the mechanisms of the mind work. This is reflected in the themes of his works.
The pictorial production focuses from an aesthetic point of view on the reproduction of anthropomorphic and imaginary animals; chimeras painted with strong colors and bold, brilliant shades that give life to parallel and concrete worlds.
Textile production takes inspiration from the world of upholstery and tailoring. Objects and clothes are constructed, manipulated and cut.

Francesca Pazzagli was born in Cattolica in 1990. In 2009 she graduated from the Liceo Artistico A.
Serpieri of Viserba. In September of the same year he enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts
in Bologna where he attended the "comics and illustration" course until 2011.
After his academic studies he returned to Rimini where he still lives and works today.

Artistic residencies:
from 09/15/2022 to 12/18/2022: Residenza Paratissima Factory, at Cavallerizza Reale,
Piazzetta Military Academy, 3, Turin
Exhibitions:
16-17-18/12/2022: Collective exhibition, at Cavallerizza Reale, Turin, organized by
Very good. By Dubla Stefania
From 16/06/23 to 30/06/23: Collective exhibition at Spazio di Cinema Arsenale, Pisa.
Edited by Nadzeya Naurotskaya.
From 10/27/23 to 01/05/24: Collective exhibition, International Women's Biennial (BID)
at Magazzino 26, Porto Vecchio, Trieste, curated by Eunice Tsang.
From 14/12/23 to 17/12/23: Collective exhibition 'Lights in the dark', premises of the Strozzina di Palazzo
Strozzi, in Florence, organized by Enegan Art
9/02/24: Exhibition at Device Arti Sperimentali (DAS), Bologna
From 05/10/2024 to 30/10/2024: Collective exhibition during the “Isola” Social Art Festival
delle Rose” in Pisa, in the spaces of Roots Gallery, curated by Nadzeya Naurotskaya.