Silvia Raffaelli (Turin, 1998) is a relational artist and performer with a background in design from IED Turin and in Social Design.
Her practice examines the dynamics and systems that shape behaviour and perception. Through performance, installation, and participatory devices, she employs space as a political tool to make visible—and renegotiate—the ways in which people relate to and interact with one another. Her work unfolds between care and disruption, friction and hospitality, generating transformative processes that actively engage those who experience them.
In recent years, she has exhibited at venues including Chippendale Studio, the Museo Diffuso della Resistenza, the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, and the Cheap Street Poster Art Festival, while also collaborating with a range of cultural organisations and associations.
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