Copyright © 2009-2025 Laura Grinberga.
Laura Grinberga is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, installation, and performance. A third-generation female artist, she has been immersed in creativity from an early age, drawing from her grandmother’s sculpture, her mother’s painting, and her own self-taught journey that began in Milan in 2009.
Her work is shaped by years of living across nine countries and fluency in seven languages, experiences that deepened her research into identity, cycles of change, and the healing potential of art. She integrates anthropology, psychology, and lived experience to explore themes of conditioning, trauma, and resilience, often engaging with the concept of neuroplasticity—the ability to recondition the mind and rebuild after rupture.
Working with raw, unstretched canvas, painted veils, and pigments directly absorbed into fabric, Grinberga creates works that are simultaneously fragile and monumental. During her 2025 residency in the Loire Valley, she expanded her practice into site-specific, large-scale veil interventions inspired by wind, spirals, and natural cycles, furthering her interest in the dialogue between body, nature, and environment.
Her recent solo exhibition ME, SOUL Part I (London, 2024) was named one of the “Top 5 Exhibitions to See in London” during Frieze Week. Upcoming projects include ME, SOUL Part II (London, 2025), group shows during Frieze art fair London 2025 and Paris Basel, and a site-specific intervention planned in front of the Tate Modern. Grinberga’s works are held in private and corporate collections worldwide.
Copyright © 2009-2025 Laura Grinberga.