Kristian Sturi (Gorizia, 1983). He lives and works in Cormòns (Gorizia). After graduating from the "Max Fabiani" Art Institute in Gorizia, he earned a Degree in Art History from the University of Trieste. Sturi’s work denies the viewer a static or definitive vantage point, from which to perceive/read the surfaces. It is only by changing position, observing, moving and breaking the unity of the gaze, that his materials and volumes fully reveal themselves in their totality – a challenging interplay where the same conditions never recur. Indeed, Sturi moves fluidly from the production of three-dimensional objects – glazed ceramics featuring tribal and erotic motifs – to a more strictly visual production, employing glitter, smoke canisters and tinted films to highlight the physical boundaries of the two-dimensional plane.Kristian Sturi (Gorizia, 1983). He lives and works in Cormòns (Gorizia). After graduating from the "Max Fabiani" Art Institute in Gorizia, he earned a Degree in Art History from the University of Trieste. Sturi’s work denies the viewer a static or definitive vantage point, from which to perceive/read the surfaces. It is only by changing position, observing, moving and breaking the unity of the gaze, that his materials and volumes fully reveal themselves in their totality – a challenging interplay where the same conditions never recur. Indeed, Sturi moves fluidly from the production of three-dimensional objects – glazed ceramics featuring tribal and erotic motifs – to a more strictly visual production, employing glitter, smoke canisters and tinted films to highlight the physical boundaries of the two-dimensional plane.

Exhibitions include:  The Matter Loop, curated by V. Alessandria, The Circle, Gorizia; Outsiders – The urban art paradoxParadox, Casa Cavazzini, Museum of Modern Art, Udine, 2025;, Xilogenesi2025; Xilogenesi, curated by G. D’Incà Levis, Ex Borca di Cadore Railway Station (Belluno) – Regina Margherita Garden Greenhouses, Perarolo di Cadore (Belluno) – Botanical Garden Museum, Padua, 2025;, MoodPlain Gallery, Milan, 2025;  Gemmazione, Ex ENI Village, Borca di Cadore (Belluno), 2024; Le fogge delle roccecurated by G.D’Incà Levis,Nuovo Spazio di Casso, Erto e Casso (Pordenone), 2024; Drawings from Lightning, Museo del Novecento, Milan, 2023;  Who killed Bamby?, curated by G. D’Incà Levis, Nuovo Spazio di Casso, Erto e Casso (Pordenone), 2022;  Turn on the bright lights, curated by D. De Chirico, Galleria Nicola Pedana, Caserta, 2021;  From the light to delight,NAM Project, Milan, 2018.