Patrizia Di Marino Baldi

Patrizia Di Marino Baldi is an Italian contemporary artist whose work explores transformation, memory and emotional identity through mixed media compositions made with acrylic and mirror fragments.

Her artistic language is based on the idea that broken elements can generate new forms of beauty and meaning. Mirrors reflect light, space and the viewer, transforming observation into participation.

Inspired by the Mediterranean landscape and by human experience, her works invite the viewer to look beyond the surface and discover unexpected connections.
She is currently participating in a contemporary art group exhibition, presenting the mixed media work Habitat Infranto.

Her creative path has been shaped by experiences in law, antiques, restoration and interior aesthetics. These disciplines developed a strong sensitivity for composition, atmosphere, material memory and symbolic storytelling, which now define her artistic practice.

The artist has participated in several contemporary art group exhibitions, also presenting works focused on environmental themes. In this context, she exhibited two oil works on paper, Mare di Plastica, addressing marine pollution, and Terra Morta, reflecting on deforestation.
As part of an exhibition dedicated to Italian Botanical Gardens, she also presented an oil painting on canvas depicting the Giardino della Minerva, located near the Amalfi Coast.
She is currently participating in a contemporary art group exhibition, presenting the mixed media work Habitat Infranto, reflecting on environmental fragility.