Andrea Familari

Italy, 1987. Lives and works in Berlin, Germany.

Andrea Familari is a visual artist whose interdisciplinary practice spans contemporary art, theater, and music. Active internationally since 2011, his work emerged from the underground media art scene, where he began experimenting with the materiality of the image and its supporting technologies.

Familari’s current research explores how AI and technology shape human relationships. His recent works invite audiences into conversations with virtual beings, reflecting on intimacy, communication, and perception. Using video, generative systems, and multi-screen setups, he creates spaces for emotional and critical encounters with machines.
 
His repertoire is regularly showcased in theaters, concert halls, festivals, and museums.

In 2013 he moved to Berlin.

Since 2011 he runs FAXstudio, a multidisciplinary studio curating audio-visual performances, light design, scenography, videoclip production.
In 2017 he founded psst.one, a video-research channel focused on weekly interviews of artists whose practices relate to the audio/visual field.
In 2019, he co-founded Fronte Vacuo, an artistic group, together with Marco Donnarumma and Margherita Pevere. He was part of the group until 2024.

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