Born in Rovigo in 1979, Giorgia Roversi is an Italian artist who exploresthe intimate architecture of emotions, placing them within theintricate pathways of the human body. In her paintings, organs becomevisceral metaphors of feeling—tools for inner navigation in a dreamlikelandscape where biology meets the unconscious.She has painted all her life, transforming drawing into a wayof understanding and translating the world, a practice that hasaccompanied her since childhood. She earned a degree in anatomicalsurgicaldrawing and spent years illustrating human anatomy manuals.This background gave her a deep and respectful knowledge of the body,which she now reinterprets through a symbolic and emotional lens.For over twenty years, she worked as an Art Director for majorinternational advertising agencies. In 2022, a profound personal crisis prompted her to change course.She began painting with urgency and total dedication, leaving her jobto follow a visceral need: to transform emotional chaos into images,to bring order to pain. For two years, she underwent an intense innerprocess—a psychological earthquake that brought her into contact withraw, deep, often indistinct emotions. In that disorder, she chose to stay.And to create.Through painting, Roversi transmutes pain into form, shaping what shefeels into anatomical organs, giving a physical body to her inner world.This is how the dream organs are born: visual maps to orient oneselfwithin the invisible, poetic instruments for expressing the raw flesh ofemotion.Her current artistic and inner research stems from this: to bring orderand listen to how emotions move through the body, creating a symboliccartography of human feeling.In her paintings, organs are no longer just anatomical structures butemotional instruments with their own functions. Each canvas links anorgan to a state of mind: a stomach that receives anxiety, lungs thatamplify grief, a liver that filters anger and nostalgia.In each work, Roversi explores the organic nature of the invisible,restoring to the organs an emotional and spiritual functionality.Through this ever-evolving inner map, she gives physical andimaginative form to human emotions. The viewer is invited to immersethemselves in these visceral and dreamlike structures to rediscover,within a symbolic body, their own emotional complexity.Roversi gives form to what usually remains unseen. She invites theviewer to “enter” within themselves, into their emotional anatomy, tofeel before understanding. Painting thus becomes a mapping of thesoul, where organs are not just biological elements, but symbolic placeswhere psychic experiences, dreams, and emotional memories resideand move.Giorgia Roversi’s dream organs are an emotional-anatomical atlasof feeling—a way to inhabit the body of emotions. Her research is ajourney into the intimacy of being, where each organ becomes a mirrorof an emotion, and each emotion finally finds a place to exist.Through these organs, Roversi creates a space in which to recognizeoneself and rediscover the vulnerable beauty of being human. Herpainting reconnects body and psyche, offering a visual geography of thesoul made of tissues, memories, and emotional metamorphoses.With her dream organs, Roversi reminds us that feeling is a sacred act,and that every emotion needs a place to breathe.⸻Solo Exhibitions2024 – Cromie Personali, Pescheria Nuova, Rovigo (Italy)2019 – Sala Espositiva 23 NAO, Barcelona (Spain)2019 – Galleria Consell 81, Barcelona (Spain)2016 – Corte Cappa d’Oro, Rovigo (Italy)Group Exhibitions2025 – Currently: The Crazy World Where We Live In, g Gallery, Barcelona(Spain)2025 – Aspettando la notte, Villa Farsetti, Venice (Italy)2024 – Le Donne Abitate, Pescheria Nuova, Rovigo (Italy)2024 – Premio Mestre Pittura, Special Mention for Quality ofResearch, Mestre (Italy)2021 – Galleria Miluna, Barcelona (Spain)2019 – Espacio Espronceda, Barcelona (Spain)2019 – Just Sea Lovers, Spazio Creativo, Madrid (Spain)2019 – Cruixent, Espronceda Cultural Space, Barcelona (Spain)2018 – Vulva Fanzine Art, Spazio Creativo, Madrid (Spain)2018 – We Are Cocu, Working Space, Barcelona (Spain)2017 – Artistic and Cultural Space Corte Cappa d’Oro, Rovigo (Italy)2010 – Barcelona Tiene Sangre Festival, Barcelona (Spain)
