Edoardo Cozzani is an Italian multimedia artist born in Rome in 1993, who currently lives and works in Brooklyn. He spent extensive time in different terrains and landscapes such as: deserts, wet lands and mountains. This is where he developed an ever growing interest for the intersection between familiar objects, unfamiliar shapes and unusual contexts.

 

In his artistic process, Edoardo exploits experimental photographic practices and works across mediums—encompassing sculpture and land art. With camera less experimentations and the manipulation of unconventional sculpting materials, Edoardo aims at blurring the line that separates the natural from the man-made.  He is interested in exposing the conflictual relationship between humans and the environment.

 

Recent exhibitions and publications include: Quadriennale Roma Interview (2024), Open Spaces magazine interview (2024), Zarolat in New York (2024), Combo Especial #3 at Naranjo141.cdmx in Mexico City (2024), Reflejos Ocultos at Maison Celeste in Mexico City (2024), Mention as standout work from White Wall Art magazine, Life Synthetic at Viso Project in New York (2023), Combo Especial at 100 Sutton in New York (2023),  Awet concept store in New York (2023), Kill the Messenger at La Pera Project  in New York (2023), Artist residency and exhibition at NEUE House in New York (2021),  Fuggenti Figure at ACTA International in Rome (2018), Hidden Narratives at International Center of Photography in New York (2017), Babel at Lab 174 in Rome (2017) work strives to shift spatial perceptions fostering thoughtful connection between individuals, scale, surroundings and object.