Alessia Arcuri is an artist, designer and researcher interested in how language is made material through voice, body and text. This practice and research take the form of text-based experimentations, events and workshop formats, realised through both independent and collaborative processes. Alessia has presented work at Tate Britain, ICA (London), Mozilla Foundation, Chisenhale Dance Space and Nicoletti Contemporary. Currently, they explore the relationship between somatic practices, publishing and non-virtuoso performance as a doctoral researcher at Goldsmiths, University of London. They also work as an independent graphic designer and as an Associate Lecturer at Kingston School of Art, Kingston University.

Last updated May 2026