Marlène Bronzieri is an Italian visual artist working through photography, performance, textile works and video.
Her research is focused on the evolution of female body representation taking into account the influence of colonial stereotype and how the feminist experience led to a path of self-consciousness. Her work investigates issues related to identity reclamation and body politics in contemporary society.
Through the practice of performing self she uses photography as a tool of self-representation. The main subject is the body, often naked, never explicit.
The performative aspect allows her to relate to the outside world without the need for a filter. Particularly through public space, it is possible to invade the everyday life of others and leave a message. Starting from her personal experience, Marlene delves into political and cultural issues, establishing a constant relationship between the traditions of the past and the digital revolution of our present. Through a critical look, the need to stop time emerges, creating a space for reflection for the viewer as well.
EDUCATION
02/2022
Post Graduation Course - Art Copyright, FMAV, Modena (Italy)
2016-2020
Bachelor’s degree - Painting and Visual Arts, NABA New Academy of Fine Arts, Milan
2011-2016
High School Diploma - Arts and Architecture High School, School “La Traccia”, Calcinate (Italy)
PROJECTS/EXPERIENCES
2021
founder Malitha, series of projects in limited edition
https://www.instagram.com/malitha_mere/
2019
independent performance LMTC, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (Milan)
https://vimeo.com/389077581
2019
performance prendersi cura during the performance art program "Touching Bubbles" curated by Elvira Vannini and Chiara Lupi on the occasion of Book Pride, Base - Milan
2019
performer - performance X modi per colorare l’abitare by Francesca Cacchio during the exhibition “999 domande sull’abitare”, Triennale - Milan
