Gennaro Barci is an Italian artist whose practice spans painting, sculpture, and digital experimentation. Since the mid-2000s, his work has evolved from abstract painting to sculptural forms that transform gestures and ideas into tangible matter, continuing his exploration of the shifting boundary between humanity and technology — where art becomes a language for decoding emotion, memory, and the hidden architecture of reality.
Today, Gennaro’s practice extends into the field of artificial intelligence. He creates live performances where human input and machine learning interact in real time, generating visual and sonic experiences that question authorship and consciousness. His recent experiments focus on neural systems capable of translating emotions into printed sculptures and paintings, transforming data into new aesthetic forms.