Annalù’s artistic practice is a poetic exploration of movement, metamorphosis and the delicate balance between fragility and strength. Working primarily with resin, Murano glass and mixed media, she creates ethereal sculptures that appear suspended between formation and dissolution, challenging the boundaries between the physical and the intangible. Butterflies hover weightlessly in space, glass petals shimmer with movement, and organic forms seem to crystallise in moments of extraordinary transformation.
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Publications
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Blooming by Annalu, 2024
Biography
Biography
Born in 1976 in San Donà di Piave, near Venice, Annalù (A. Boeretto) is an internationally recognised Italian contemporary artist celebrated for her innovative sculptural practice and extraordinary mastery of unconventional materials. Trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, she lives and works in a stilt house along the banks of the Piave River, where the surrounding natural landscape continues to inspire her distinctive artistic language.
Over the course of her career, Annalù has established a significant international presence, exhibiting extensively across Italy and abroad, including participation in the Venice Biennale in 2001 and 2011. Her artistic career has also included presentations at prominent cultural institutions and museum venues, including MACS – Museo Arte Contemporanea Sicilia in Catania, the MOYA Museum in Vienna, the VAF Foundation in Germany.
Her artistic achievements have been recognised through numerous accolades, including multiple Arte Laguna Awards in 2007 and 200, and the Premio Zaha Hadid. Renowned for her ability to transform resin, Murano glass, fibreglass and natural materials into seemingly weightless compositions, Annalù creates dreamlike sculptures that explore the relationship between nature, matter and transformation. Her celebrated Dreamcatchers and fluid organic structures embody a distinctive visual language in which fragility coexists with strength, and fleeting moments of beauty are suspended in time. Through her continual experimentation, Annalù has developed a singular artistic identity that bridges classical Italian craftsmanship with contemporary sculptural innovation.
Over the course of her career, Annalù has established a significant international presence, exhibiting extensively across Italy and abroad, including participation in the Venice Biennale in 2001 and 2011. Her artistic career has also included presentations at prominent cultural institutions and museum venues, including MACS – Museo Arte Contemporanea Sicilia in Catania, the MOYA Museum in Vienna, the VAF Foundation in Germany.
Her artistic achievements have been recognised through numerous accolades, including multiple Arte Laguna Awards in 2007 and 200, and the Premio Zaha Hadid. Renowned for her ability to transform resin, Murano glass, fibreglass and natural materials into seemingly weightless compositions, Annalù creates dreamlike sculptures that explore the relationship between nature, matter and transformation. Her celebrated Dreamcatchers and fluid organic structures embody a distinctive visual language in which fragility coexists with strength, and fleeting moments of beauty are suspended in time. Through her continual experimentation, Annalù has developed a singular artistic identity that bridges classical Italian craftsmanship with contemporary sculptural innovation.
Exhibitions
Exhibitions
2026
Qi: Aesthetics of Breath, Ode To Art, Singapore
2025
Belgium Premiere Annalù, Bel-air Fine Art Bruxelles
2024
Blooming, Ode To Art, Singapore
2023
After Hours: Summer Splash, Markowicz Fine Art Gallery, Laguna Niguel, California, USA.
2022
Alchemica, Punto sull’Arte Gallery, Varese, Italy.
Onirica, Ravagnan Gallery, Venice, Italy.
2021
VIII Edition Punto Sull'Arte Collection, PUNTO SULL'ARTE Gallery in Varese, Italy.
2019
Exhibition <20 15x15 / 20x20 | Punto Sull'Arte Collection, PUNTO SULL'ARTE Gallery in Varese, Italy.
2018
Artkarlsruhe, Forni Gallery, Germany.
Bologna Artfair, Forni Gallery and Punto sull’Arte Gallery, Bologna.
Art Palm beach, West Palm Beach, Florida.
Permanent Exhibition in Galeries Bartoux New York, London, Paris, Hofleur, Saint Paul De Vance, Singapore, Megeve, Courchevel
2017
Nefes: alchimia di un soffio, Galleria Punto sullArte Varese, curated by Alessandra Redaelli.
Moon zoo+Sciamane Bi-personal Elena Monzo-Annalu’ Gilda Contemporary Art, Milano curated by Cristina Gilda Artese.
Hagakure, Spazio Artè, Luganocurated by Gammert & Partner AG.
Annalu’, Four Season Sheraton Shenzen, curated by Charly Darwich.
2016
Frozen Istant, Parkview Art Gallery Hong Kong curated by Italian Consulate in HK and Parview Art.
A Drop of Sunshine in cold Water, Gallery on Fifth, Naples, Florida USA curated by Gallery on Fifth.
2015
Frozen Moment n.2, GT Land Plaza, Central Guangzhou, curated by Parkview Art Gallery.
Flavors of Art, Conrad Hotel Hong Kong, curated by Parkview Art Gallery Hong Kong.
Frozen Moments, Parkview Art Gallery Hong Kong curated by Elaine Kwok.
Simulacri, Galleria Gagliardi San Gimignano curated by Alessandra Redaelli.
2014
Liquida – TransApparenze, Galleria Davico, Torino a curated by Carlotta Canton.
Annalu’, Lumi Hotels + Ho Ho Arts Gallery, Taichung, Taiwan curated by Roy and Di Yang.
2013
Codex, Galleria Gagliardi, San Gimignano, Siena, curated by Stefano Gagliardi.
2012
De rerum natura, Galleria Gagliardi, San Gimignano (Siena), curated by Isabella Del Guerra.
Come la nave galleggia sull’acqua cosi’ la terra, Castellano Arte Contemporanea, Castelfranco Veneto, curated by Carolina Lio.
Artexpo Arezzo, Stand Galleria RestArte, Arezzo.
Taking Flight, Flagship Store, San Francisco, curated by Jon Leafstead.
Annalu’, Laber Show room, Pesaro, curated by Daniela Del Moro.
2010
Rêverie, Galleria Forni, Bologna, curated by Daniela Del Moro.
L’Historie de l’Eau, Zaion Gallery, Biella, curated by Alessandro Riva.
Il Filo del Pensiero: l’Arte sotto il Segno della Bellezza, Palazzo del Governo, Siracusa, curated by Daniela Del Moro.
Aqua, Wannabee Gallery, Milano, curated by Alessandro Riva.
Aqua, Gaming Hall Jesolo, Venezia, curated by Alessandro Riva.
Annalù Boeretto – Chris Trueman – Hogan Brown, Dac Gallery, curated by Samir Chala,Los Angeles (California, USA),.
Annalù, Bontempi Design Show-room, Los Angeles (California, USA), curated by Samir Chala.
Critique
Critique
Born in 1976 in San Donà di Piave, near Venice, Annalù (A. Boeretto) is an internationally recognised Italian contemporary artist celebrated for her innovative sculptural practice and extraordinary mastery of unconventional materials. Trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, she lives and works in a stilt house along the banks of the Piave River, where the surrounding natural landscape continues to inspire her distinctive artistic language.
Over the course of her career, Annalù has established a significant international presence, exhibiting extensively across Italy and abroad, including participation in the Venice Biennale in 2001 and 2011. Her artistic career has also included presentations at prominent cultural institutions and museum venues, including MACS – Museo Arte Contemporanea Sicilia in Catania, the MOYA Museum in Vienna, the VAF Foundation in Germany.
Her artistic achievements have been recognised through numerous accolades, including multiple Arte Laguna Awards in 2007 and 200, and the Premio Zaha Hadid. Renowned for her ability to transform resin, Murano glass, fibreglass and natural materials into seemingly weightless compositions, Annalù creates dreamlike sculptures that explore the relationship between nature, matter and transformation. Her celebrated Dreamcatchers and fluid organic structures embody a distinctive visual language in which fragility coexists with strength, and fleeting moments of beauty are suspended in time. Through her continual experimentation, Annalù has developed a singular artistic identity that bridges classical Italian craftsmanship with contemporary sculptural innovation.
Over the course of her career, Annalù has established a significant international presence, exhibiting extensively across Italy and abroad, including participation in the Venice Biennale in 2001 and 2011. Her artistic career has also included presentations at prominent cultural institutions and museum venues, including MACS – Museo Arte Contemporanea Sicilia in Catania, the MOYA Museum in Vienna, the VAF Foundation in Germany.
Her artistic achievements have been recognised through numerous accolades, including multiple Arte Laguna Awards in 2007 and 200, and the Premio Zaha Hadid. Renowned for her ability to transform resin, Murano glass, fibreglass and natural materials into seemingly weightless compositions, Annalù creates dreamlike sculptures that explore the relationship between nature, matter and transformation. Her celebrated Dreamcatchers and fluid organic structures embody a distinctive visual language in which fragility coexists with strength, and fleeting moments of beauty are suspended in time. Through her continual experimentation, Annalù has developed a singular artistic identity that bridges classical Italian craftsmanship with contemporary sculptural innovation.
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