“I transform emotions: I take them from the outside, bring them deep within, and let them resurface, so that when people engage with my art—my colors, my transparencies—they enter their own inner worlds.”
Rossella Liccione is an artist whose visual research focuses on color, transparency, and irregular geometries.
Her practice combines material experimentation with teaching, and she participates in significant cultural projects at both local and international levels.
Through the use of layered PVC and Plexiglass, she creates light boxes and environmental installations that evoke specific places or states of the subconscious.
Her work also explores the fusion of musical scores and textile design, generating color rhythms and material interweavings to develop a multisensory aesthetic code.
