“The energy of dreams is the rebellion of the self against the void, a symbol that dissolves and is infinitely reborn. Through my works, whether paintings or films, I seek to capture that energy, just as the camera captures light. Sometimes the result leans more toward the figurative or narrative; other times, it transforms into pure emotion or concept.” — Gianluca Lattuada
Gianluca Lattuada is a visual artist, writer, actor, screenwriter and director from Italy, currently residing in Madrid, Spain. His work as a painter has been showcased in exhibitions across Italy, Spain, UK and Mexico, and has been published in international art books and magazines.
Among his institutional exhibitions, he had a solo show at the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya (Yucatán, Mexico, 2023), and one of his works was included in the permanent collection of the Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Paolo Pini – MAPP (Milan, Italy, 2024).
As a screenwriter and director, he wrote and directed Hermitage (2024), The Cake (2025), Who loved Ibiza (2025). In 2015, his book of poems titled “Cleopatra si uccide” was published in Italy and he won several literary competitions.
