Luca Staccioli’s multidisciplinary artistic practice is research-based and process-oriented, merging sculptures, photos, videos, sounds, embroideries, drawings, and collages. It explores the fragile balances between landscapes, economic efficiency, and human and non-human subjectivities.

Staccioli’s hybrid works investigate the sculptural and pictorial dimension of the everyday. They de-functionalize objects and consumer products, altering their scale, transforming their materials, and employing found objects as matrices to generate new forms. They layer micro-stories, uprooted memories, childhood fantasies. They reflect on the relationships between human bodies, artifacts, and ecosystems.

Through this processuality, understood as a political act of reimagination, Staccioli reappropriates images and realities eroded by consumption and productivity and challenges the mechanisms of aesthetic, identity and emotional homogenization. Diversity and imaginative transformation become vehicles for the decolonization of everyday life.