Piero Barigelletti is an Italian multidisciplinary artist whose practice intersects public art, visual storytelling, participatory processes, and cultural activism. Working across installation, photography, urban interventions, textile-inspired imagery, writing, and performance, he investigates the relationship between memory, identity, and place.
Drawing inspiration from everyday encounters, maritime culture, mobility, and collective experience, Barigelletti creates works that transform ordinary narratives into shared poetic landscapes. His projects frequently engage communities and public spaces, emphasizing dialogue, accessibility, and the social potential of art.
Based in Ravenna, Italy, he is the founder of Post Up Ravenna, an urban art platform dedicated to fostering connections between artists, citizens, and the urban environment. Through a practice that combines artistic research with hands-on experience as a sailor, musician, and craftsman, Barigelletti explores how creativity can become a tool for connection, care, and cultural exchange.
His work reflects an ongoing interest in movement, transformation, and the invisible stories embedded within places and people.
