Visual artist working across textiles, surface, and material experimentation.
Her practice explores identity, memory, and transformation through layered materials and evolving visual narratives.
 

Elisa is a multidisciplinary designer and artist working at the intersection of fashion, textile exploration, and visual storytelling.

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Born in Prato and shaped by experiences across different countries, including time spent in New York and the UK, her practice is deeply rooted in a tactile understanding of materials, surfaces, and traditional craftsmanship.

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Her work explores the relationship between the personal and the abstract, transforming intimate references into visual languages. 

Through textiles, prints, and garments, she creates pieces that reveal themselves over time, balancing precision with emotion.

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With a strong focus on technical design, Elisa is particularly drawn to garment construction, fabric development, and the evolution of silhouettes. Her aesthetic is influenced by archival references, contemporary experimentation, and a sensitivity to detail that reflects her background in both design and art.

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Alongside her fashion practice, she develops artistic projects that investigate themes of memory, connection, and perception, often blurring the boundaries between wearable objects and visual art.

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Elisa is currently exploring opportunities to collaborate with studios and institutions that value innovation, craftsmanship, and a forward-thinking approach to art.