Português
1993, lives and works at Munich and Paris
Giulia Zabarella is a visual artist. She graduated in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich (2022), where she studied under Olaf Nicolai, and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Painting from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera (2016). In her site-specific performances (choral works), sound installations, and audiovisual pieces, she explores how literary tropes, metaphors, cultural inheritances, and linguistic noise shape perception and encounters in everyday spaces.
By experimenting with how language can be inhabited, strained, and transformed by bodies and spaces, she uses the choir as both an aesthetic and spatial device, as well as an acoustic machine capable of constructing sonic axes in space. Working closely with the voices, mother tongues, and bodies of friends and collaborators, she questions the process of writing and fixed notions of authorship, engaging in practices of collage, reappropriation, remix, and essay.
Her work has been presented at institutions such as MaximiliansForum and Kunstpavillon Munich, and she has participated in international residencies including the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris.
