Laura Romano is an artist born in Rome. After graduating from Alessandro Caravillani Art High School, she moved to Padua, where she studied at I.S.F.A.V. (Institute of Photography and Visual Arts). She later earned a degree in Painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome.
Her artistic practice primarily encompasses painting and drawing, while maintaining a connection with photography, which has played an important role in her education and visual experience. Over time, the body and the human figure have been central subjects of observation and representation in her work, alongside a growing interest in forms and images associated with the natural world.
In her more recent research, the pictorial surface plays a central role in the creation of the artwork. Folded and prepared canvases become active surfaces, where pigment interacts with raised areas, depressions, and irregularities. From this relationship, configurations emerge that may evoke landscapes, vegetation, and organic forms, remaining suspended between recognition and indeterminacy. Nature is not approached as a model to be reproduced, but emerges through memory, observation, and the painting process.
In 2020, she founded Artificio6 in Rome, an independent art studio where she teaches and organizes meetings and events dedicated to the visual arts.
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