Country: United States 🇺🇸
EDUCATION
2012-2014: ICP New York International School of Photography
Special Program Advanced "Continuing Education Track".
1994-95: New York University: Artist in residence at the Multimedia Laboratory.
1983-85 Apprenticeship in the studio of Lorenzo Mongiardino Architecture
Milan.
1983-84 graduate of the Higher School Decorative Painting "Van der Kelen" Brussels Belgium.
1982-83: Universita` of Rome Sapienza Biennium History of Theatre.
Throughout her career, Moroni has used photographic processes and has explored the use of new grounds for painting and printmaking, particularly in the production of silkscreens and in the invention of new techniques to print on hardwood floors, glass, and verre eglomise. Since the early 2010s, she has devoted her time to photo-based art, specializing in alternative-process printmaking with precious metals such as gold, platinum, and palladium. Moroni has pioneered new techniques for printing gold, palladium, and platinum directly on gold and palladium leaf, a delicate and painstaking process that produces unique, luminescent, richly textured images reminiscent of both Italian Renaissance miniatures and Eastern Orthodox icon paintings and deeply rooted in the artist’s own personal history.
2012-2014: ICP New York International School of Photography
Special Program Advanced "Continuing Education Track".
1994-95: New York University: Artist in residence at the Multimedia Laboratory.
1983-85 Apprenticeship in the studio of Lorenzo Mongiardino Architecture
Milan.
1983-84 graduate of the Higher School Decorative Painting "Van der Kelen" Brussels Belgium.
1982-83: Universita` of Rome Sapienza Biennium History of Theatre.
Throughout her career, Moroni has used photographic processes and has explored the use of new grounds for painting and printmaking, particularly in the production of silkscreens and in the invention of new techniques to print on hardwood floors, glass, and verre eglomise. Since the early 2010s, she has devoted her time to photo-based art, specializing in alternative-process printmaking with precious metals such as gold, platinum, and palladium. Moroni has pioneered new techniques for printing gold, palladium, and platinum directly on gold and palladium leaf, a delicate and painstaking process that produces unique, luminescent, richly textured images reminiscent of both Italian Renaissance miniatures and Eastern Orthodox icon paintings and deeply rooted in the artist’s own personal history.