Elisa Sighicelli

Almost a decade of works by one of the most original interpreters of Italian contemporary art.

A retrospective monograph on the career of one of the most rigorous protagonists of the Italian art scene, active since the 1990s. Elisa Sighicelli consistently challenges the limits of representation through photography, in a constant search for balance and new frontiers along the edge that separates and joins conceptual tension and the sensitive production of beauty.

Over the past years, some of the most prestigious museums and galleries across the world have presented the work of Elisa Sighicelli, and for many years she was represented by the important Gagosian Gallery.

This monograph presents a selection of works, exhibitions, and experiments created by the artist in the second decade of her career, between 2011 and 2020. It is accompanied by essays from major authors and some of the most influential international curators of contemporary art, such as Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Geoff Dyer, Jennifer Higgie, Marcella Beccaria, Sabrina Tarasoff, Luc Sante, Maurizio Cilli, Andrea Daninos, Silvio Zamorani, and Marco Belpoliti.

Elisa Sighicelli (1968) currently lives and works in Turin.