Silvia Giordani (Vicenza, Italy 1992) is a painter who lives and works in Venice, Italy.

Graduating from the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, she focuses her artistic research on the concept of landscape, creating works that evoke remote places in time and space, devoid of human traces.

In these landscapes, nature, characterized by altered forms and colors, dominates the scene, with silent interactions between elements that resemble the mineral or vegetal world while maintaining a deliberately ambiguous essence. The visual tension emerges from the relationship between these organic entities and a gradient background, evoking both a clear twilight sky and a digital environment.

The compositions invite the viewer to reflect on their own position, suspended between above and below, inside and outside, or between different worlds. The chromatic openings within the landscapes suggest passages-portals to other realities or universes.

Often inspired by dystopian and science fiction novels, Silvia Giordani explores the subtle boundary between real and unreal, creating enigmatic settings and suspended worlds, mysterious like fragments of unexplored realities.

Silvia Giordani is active on both the national and international art scene.

Among her recent exhibitions (2023-2024) are: Prima Vista, a solo show in Rome at Andrea Festa Fine Art; Moon Walk, a duo exhibition at Buysse Gallery in Belgium; Lavinia at The Gate, DIFC, Dubai; The Sky is of All Eyes, a duo show curated by Andrea Festa at Taipei Dangdai, Taiwan; Timeless Land, curated by Domenico De Chirico at Galleria Gianpaolo Abbondio in Todi; Se il paesaggio è simbolico, curated by Linda Carrara at Boccanera Gallery in Milan and Trento; Liberi tutti at Marignana Arte Project Room in Venice; and the solo exhibition Dov’è lontano, curated by Matteo Sormani and Amanda Hawkins Beltrame at Palazzo Cordellina, Vicenza.

She has also participated in artist residency programs such as Dolomiti Contemporanee, Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa, and Inedita 2. In 2024, she won the Contemporary Art Award issued by the Veneto Region and was a finalist for the Fondazione Francesco Fabbri Award in 2023.

In 2020, along with ten emerging artists, she founded the independent space Kadabra studio in Mestre.