About EVE Art Project

Biography

A. (Tuscany, 1982) is a visual artist who works primarily with acrylic paint. Her training spans the visual arts and graphic design, with a degree in Cinema, Music, and Theatre from the University of Pisa, followed by a professional career in graphic and web design at the national and international level.

Over the years, her design and visual experience gradually merged into an independent painting practice. Starting in 2020, painting became the centre of her artistic research, and since 2023, the artist has dedicated herself to it continuously under the pseudonym EVE.

She currently lives and works in Bologna.

Follow the Eve Art Project on Instagram for a glimpse into the artistic evolution and creative process (@eveartproject).

 

CV

COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS

2026 - DI-SEGNO Show - Another Fucking Gallery, Faenza, Italy

2026 - "Costellazioni Interiori" - RoccArt Gallery, Firenze, Italy - Read the critical text edited by Rocca Fabio, Art Director at RoccArt Gallery.

2026 - Bologna Expo - Galleria Wikiarte, Bologna, Italy

2026 - Portraits - Arteaporte, Torino, Italy

2024 - Art for Na(i)ture - Eliotropio Art Curator, Bologna, Italy

Statement

"Observation, memory and imagination are my reference points. Then I play with negative emotions and nature, intertwining everything, and with a touch of fluorescent colours."

My work focuses on unease and restlessness, viewing them as sources of strength and self-awareness. Embracing, exploring, and accepting negative emotions is a journey of self-discovery and deep feeling that challenges various internal and social dynamics.

Oscillating between the figurative and the abstract, these themes find expression in vividly colored surreal portraits and landscapes, often featuring a symbolic, invasive, brazen, and contaminating nature. My work explores the human connection to "all that exists", a realm that is manifold and diverse, independent of human intervention, definitions, or standards, and stands in contrast to concepts of artificiality and anthropocentrism.

From this exploration emerges a visual language based on hybridisation and intertwining.

Spontaneity is at the heart of my practice, understood as a tool for embracing imperfection and bringing out the authenticity of the work's message.

 

The process

Each process is unique as it is guided, each time, by different emotions.

I choose to paint in abstract mode when I am driven by an emotion, a sense of urgency, and a fierce desire for freedom, which leads me to the chaos that welcomes and listens to me for who I am.

When figurative art beckons, I don't always think and plan what I aim to portray. Instead, I begin to draw or paint, allowing the images to reveal themselves on the canvas as I explore how to continue and how to compose the scene.

Only at the end do I seek to interpret the meaning of what has emerged. I find pleasure in this, despite it seeming contradictory and despite the frustration of explaining images that spring from the mind and seem to lack apparent meaning. In the quest to decipher the painting's message, I embark on a journey of self-discovery, revealing my inner world.