BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

Born in Rome in 1988, Diana Pintaldi is a multidisciplinary artist. Her research focuses on moments of transition between what was and what becomes, seeking to translate invisible processes into perceptible trajectories. Through different languages and Morse code—adopted as an essential grammar of becoming—she follows the path of signs and relationships that emerge over time and space. Her work therefore develops around the idea of transformation and passage, through a practice that connects different languages. Her works have been presented in institutional and independent contexts, including MACRO – Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome, Fondazione Pistoletto, Struttura, Studio GIGA and Spazio Hangar.