𐃡 Bio

Marisa Falconi (1984) is a Canadian-Italian artist and writer, She graduated from the University of Toronto (2010) with an Hon. BA in Cultural Anthropology, and a fascination with how humans are shaped by material culture.

Her work in beeswax and ceramics offers a shift from thinking to feeling; touching the world as a way of making sense of it. 

The fragility of nature, as well as its robustness and enduring functionality, are something that continuously informs her practice.

Marisa studies at the Byron School of Art. She creates small-batch sculptural objects and writes from her seaside studio on the east coast of Australia.

A woman with curly hair holding a large ceramic vase close to her chest and smiling, in a room with a ceiling fan and framed artwork on the wall.