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Alice T.
Italia
I studied at an high school in Milan and then continued at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, where I earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Painting (2023) and I have now completed my Master’s in Printmaking. My studies allowed me to explore both traditional and experimental artistic practices: papermaking with natural fibers, cyanotype, analog photography with darkroom development, silkscreen, chalcography and painting. Alongside my academic path, I took part in several artist residencies and workshops in Italy, where I worked with local communities, explored sustainability in art, and experimented with materials and forms.
Since 2019 I’ve been working with Asisa Association in Milan as a cultural facilitator, designing and leading creative workshops for children, organizing afterschool activities, and coordinating participatory art projects with schools and local communities.
In 2025 I also worked as an art teacher at Artademia, where I taught students through an alternative, project-based approach that encouraged creativity, curiosity, and independence.
Alongside this, I trained as a printmaker through internships in professional studios (A14 Stampa Originale d’Arte), where I supported artists with engraving, silkscreen, chalcography, collage, bookbinding, and limited-edition production.
Beyond my professional path, I’m passionate about using art as a way to connect with people and discover new perspectives. I love mixing traditional techniques with playful, experimental approaches, often working with natural or found materials.
I’m also someone who enjoys the simple things: sharing daily routines, contributing to community life, welcoming guests, or just lending a hand where it’s needed. These experiences have made me flexible, reliable, and happy both working independently and collaborating with others.
Since 2019 I’ve been working with Asisa Association in Milan as a cultural facilitator, designing and leading creative workshops for children, organizing afterschool activities, and coordinating participatory art projects with schools and local communities.
In 2025 I also worked as an art teacher at Artademia, where I taught students through an alternative, project-based approach that encouraged creativity, curiosity, and independence.
Alongside this, I trained as a printmaker through internships in professional studios (A14 Stampa Originale d’Arte), where I supported artists with engraving, silkscreen, chalcography, collage, bookbinding, and limited-edition production.
Beyond my professional path, I’m passionate about using art as a way to connect with people and discover new perspectives. I love mixing traditional techniques with playful, experimental approaches, often working with natural or found materials.
I’m also someone who enjoys the simple things: sharing daily routines, contributing to community life, welcoming guests, or just lending a hand where it’s needed. These experiences have made me flexible, reliable, and happy both working independently and collaborating with others.