Rossella Biscotti

Across film, sculpture, performance and sound, Rossella Biscotti addresses historical narratives and systems of power. By bringing together individual testimonies and institutional archives, she constructs narratives that examine political, social, and economic dynamics, having notably engaged with Italian political history, questions of gender, climate issues, and the politics of resource extraction. Her practice operates as a form of critical reconstruction, drawing attention to marginalised or overlooked histories, while exploring the relationships between memory, testimony, and the production of collective knowledge.

With the support of the Italian Council (15th edition, 2026), a program of the Directorate-General for Contemporary Creativity of the Italian Ministry of Culture dedicated to fostering the circulation of Italian contemporary art abroad.
With the support of the Consulate General of Italy in Lyon and the Italian Cultural Institute of Lyon.