Angelo Demitri Morandini (Caldonazzo, Trento, Italy, 1975) is a conceptual multidisciplinary artist, philosopher, computer scientist, and researcher. His practice investigates language as a conceptual material, with a focus on relational art, digital culture, and the social effects of communication. He works across video, performance, installation, automatic writing, and language-based works, and is represented by Manuel Zoia Gallery in Milan. [web:41][web:43][web:67]

My research centers on language, instability, and relation. I look at how words, systems, and digital environments shape perception, behavior, and meaning. Many works grow out of a “social canvas” approach, where communication becomes a field to be mapped, questioned, and transformed through participatory or conceptual structures. [web:43][web:67][web:30]

I am represented by Manuel Zoia Gallery in Milan, where my first solo exhibition, Languag* Game of Words, opened in September 2023. The gallery has continued to present my work through subsequent projects, including Frammenti di libertà in 2025 and Vaghe certezze in 2026. [web:41][web:67]

My work has been shown in Milan, Venice, Beijing, South Tyrol, Riva del Garda, and other institutional and independent contexts. Public collections and institutional references include MART in Rovereto, MAG Museo Alto Garda, the Municipality of Borgo Valsugana, the Centro de Interpretação do Carvalho in Portugal, and the Parco Land Art Ledro. [web:30][web:38][web:67]

Among my recognitions are the Mellone Art Prize 2026, the Arte Laguna Prize 2022 for Video Art with Dante fluttuante, the Social Art Award 2021 Top 100 selection, and a nomination for the Combat Art Prize 2020. My work has also appeared in international contexts such as the Biennale di disegno Osten in Skopje. [web:42][web:50][web:51][web:56]