Michele Bazzoli (IT, 1996) is an Italian visual artist based in Amsterdam. His practice unfolds across sculpture, drawing, installation, and digital media, and investigates the tensions and interdependencies between human and nonhuman environments.
His work explores how biological, technological, and material systems influence one another, continuously redefining the boundaries between the natural and the artificial. Within this framework, the human being is considered as one of the actors within a broader field of relations, where ecological processes and material infrastructures constantly renegotiate the conditions of lived experience.
Often originating from drawings and notes, his works weave together different materials, fragments of objects, constructed elements, and industrial components, tracing new connections of meaning between individual experience and the physical and immaterial structures that shape contemporary reality.
After graduating from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, he completed a Master’s degree in Visual Arts & Ecology Futures in 2021 at the Master Institute of Visual Cultures in ’s-Hertogenbosch (NL). His work has been presented in solo and group exhibitions at Kuressaare Castle, Estonia (2026); Van Eesteren Museum, Amsterdam (2025); The Bookstore Foundation, Amsterdam (2025); Koelhuis, Eindhoven (2024); Etopia Center for Art and Technology, Zaragoza (2024); Galleria Lampo, Milan (2023), among others. In 2024, he received the Artist Start Grant from the Mondriaan Fund. In 2023, he published the book Sketches of Transition, released by Onomatopee (NL).
Email: michelebazzoli21(at)gmail(dot)com
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