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Monica Emigliana, known as Monemi, is an Italian-Swiss artist. A trained pharmacist, she developed a strong interest in visual representation from childhood, which over time became a central element of her personal and creative journey.
During a period spent in Spain, she approached painting, discovering a passion that gradually consolidated.
Her artistic training developed in various studios, where she explored techniques and creative processes. Her most recent experience with Jacques Walther helped further define her research and visual language.
Monemi is deepening her research in the field of abstract art. In abstract painting, she seeks what cannot be expressed: an emotion that takes shape in color, an inner movement that finds space on the surface. The pictorial gesture thus becomes a silent language, capable of suggesting rather than explaining.
In her work, colors and shapes give life to suspended spaces, essential places where the gaze can slow down and find its own rhythm.
Her practice focuses on the essentials: simple balances, subtle transitions, calm atmospheres. Each work offers a measured visual experience, inviting a slower and more intimate perception.
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