Lorenzo Buongiovanni (b. 1994, Naples) is an Italian multidisciplinary artist working across video, performance, sculpture, and conceptual installation. His practice explores relational aesthetics, social dynamics, and institutional critique, often intersecting contemporary art with cinematic structures. Buongiovanni studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples, the Experimental Center of Cinematography in Venice, and earned his Master’s degree in Visual Arts from the University of Bologna. His first film Abbasc' screened at Al Blu di Prussia Galleria - Fondazione Mannajuolo in 2018.
His work investigates narrative mechanisms, human interaction, and the fluid boundaries between spatial dimensions and existential spaces. His projects have been featured in major exhibitions, contemporary art spaces, and international collections, including M9, Madre, the Imago Mundi Collection and others. His work Artist Personas was chosen for Combat Prize 2026. He lives and works in Naples. He is a Professor of multimedia technologies and a member of the international New Centre for Research and Practice.
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