Gianluca Lattuada is a visual artist and director from Italy, currently residing in Madrid, Spain. His work as a painter has been showcased in exhibitions across Italy, Spain, UK, US and Mexico, and has been published in international art books and magazines.
Among his institutional projects are a solo exhibition at the Great Museum of the Maya World (Yucatán, 2023), inclusion in the permanent collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art Paolo Pini – MAPP (Milan, 2024), and an artist residency with a solo show at the Royal Tapestry Factory (Madrid, 2025).
His journey also extends to cinema: a specialization course in Screenwriting (Instituto RTVE, Spain) and an artistic residency in directing (slow cinema) organized by the Ibiza Cine Festival (2025). He has written and directed the short films Hermitage (2024), The Cake (2025), and Who Loved Ibiza (2025). He is also the author of the poetry book Cleopatra si uccide (2015).
