Simona Andrioletti’s artistic practice is rooted in a research-based approach and unfolds through a critical and active exploration of social and institutional structures. Through immersive installations, she investigates complex dynamics related to socio-political activism, systemic violence, and psychological defense mechanisms.

Her work reflects on the conditions of disadvantage experienced by minority groups, as well as on moments of solidarity that enable marginalized communities to support one another and build resilient networks. She is interested on issues related to gender-based violence from an intersectional perspective, taking into account the interplay of multiple identities and the structural biases that affect marginalized subjectivities.

Language, writing, music, and immersive environments are central elements of her practice, which often adopts a militant tone and embraces forms of active participation.

Her work as been exhibited at Kunsthalle Mannheim; Kunstverein Munich, Federkiel Stiftung, Nir Altman Galerie, Villa Stuck in Munich; MACRO in Rome; Museo del Novecento in Florence; SAC/ Bucharest; Réféctoire des Nonnes in Lyon and Careof in Milan.