Raffaella
della Olga

Raffaella della Olga was born in Bergamo (Italy), in 1967. After a brief career as a criminal lawyer, she studied Fine Arts in Milan, Brera. In 2002, she moved to Paris where she lives and works. Following a key encounter with "Un coup de dés jamais n'abolira le hasard" by Stéphane Mallarmé, Raffaella della Olga built a layered practice with no linear trajectory in which daily language is translated into sensitive abstraction. Typewriting, collage, performance and installations are her preferred mediums to date.

Exhibitions: "Stoffe", Dilecta Paris, 2017,  "Pliure" [Prologue – La part du feu], Fondation Gulbenkian Paris, Nouveau Festival, Centre Pompidou, 2015, Jeu de Paume, "Abstraction Manifeste", Le Quartier, 2013.

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