Atelier Giada Bianchi

This situation gave rise to the “Narrative Art“ project, which is based on personal experiences conveyed through voice messages. The artist transforms these soundtracks into traces of imagery whose final design represents an instantaneous encounter, a presence that is welcomed and met with acceptance – a kind of biography of humanity. The artist moved to the Engadine in 2017. Since then, her studio has buzzed, lived and grown. An impressive collection of colourful, playful images with great positive energy has evolved. Inspiration comes from various cultural figures including Vito Mancuso, Byung-Chul Han, François Cheng, Miguel Benasayag, James Hillman, Simone Weil and Hermann Hesse, as from well as the alpine scenery and the overarching sky.