07.03.2026
Stella Radicati (Italy, 1985) is a visual artist, art historian, and university lecturer in Art History, working between Italy, Luxembourg, and Switzerland. Her background spans visual arts, art history, and literary studies, shaping a practice in which artistic research, writing, and critical reflection are deeply intertwined.
Her work unfolds through drawing, painting, and installation, exploring themes of memory, time, and identity. Radicati’s visual language is restrained and essential, leaving room for silence, absence, and the emotional involvement of the viewer. Her images exist in a suspended space between the symbolic and the personal, where narration and subtraction, presence and fragility, remain in constant dialogue.
Alongside her artistic practice, she is actively engaged in teaching, research, and cultural dissemination, collaborating with universities and cultural institutions at an international level. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Literature at the University of Luxembourg, in joint supervision with the University of Rome Tor Vergata, focusing on the relationship between art and poetry.