Alessandro Magliani, born in Milan, Italy in 1992, is a contemporary artist currently living and working in London, UK.

His abstract paintings present form, composition, and color as outcomes of a process shaped by feedback loops between the physical and digital realms.

Organic shapes originate in early clay form-finding exercises, digitised through photogrammetry and developed in a virtual environment before returning to tactile, physical reality as oil paintings.

This oscillation between material and digital processes sits at the core of his practice. Drawing on tools widely used in fields such as architecture and design, his work repositions these processes within the context of painting.

The resulting images occupy an ambiguous space between synthetic and organic, carrying a subtle nostalgia for early digital aesthetics while remaining grounded in the physical act of painting.