Magali ZAMBELLI

Research residency dedicated to interpersonal exploration.

Creative deconstruction fostering the emergence of a renewed artistic approach, focused on emotional depth, material experimentation and deconditioning.

Participation in collective exhibitions, fostering creative exchange with other artists.

Presented contemporary works to an international audience in a prestigious gallery.

Solo exhibition at Galerie Les Divines, showcasing a series of paintings exploring chromatic vibrations and mythology.

The exhibition received critical recognition in Le Point Contemporain.

Presented a solo exhibition in the historic venue Le Select, Montparnasse- a legendary and writers such as hemingway, Sartre and Picasso... Showcased contemporary works within a space deeply rooted in Parisian artistic heritage.

Selected to present a contemporary painting at the City Hall of the 16 th arrondissement of Paris, as part of contemporary art exhibition.

Developed and oversaw the entire creative process with precision, from concept and in initial sketch to the final artwork. Collaborated internationally with renowned Milanese painter Xante Battaglia, enriching the artistic dialogue and broadening creative perspectives.

Invited to exhibit at Elan d'ART, a major collective exhibition held at CORUM in Montpellier. Participated alongside both established artists and creators with disabilities, fostering an inclusive artistic dialogue where all works were presented equally, without distinction of authorship.

Created and exhibited five monumental head sculptures at le CORUM in Montpellier, in collaboration with a social care center, exploring the theme of human unification through art.

Conceived and installed 22 plexiglass artworks exhibited on the windows of Montpellier's tramway. This large-scale public at project transformed the urban space into a mobile gallery, engaging daily commuters with a vibrant and inclusive artistic experience.

Selected and exhibited by Art dans l'Air Gallery during an art fair in Montpellier.

Presented contemporary paintings in dialogue with the Supports/Surfaces movement.