Valeria Gubbati

She lives and works in Mestre – Venice. She studied under the guidance of masters Bruno Saetti, Millo Bortoluzzi, Corrado Amadi, and Cesare De Toni, and attended a figure drawing course at the “Contatto” Gallery. Her work is documented in catalogs, magazines, and anthologies (paintings and poetry). She has been featured in the Bolaffi Arte catalog, UNESCO publications, the cultural association “La Cella”, “La Rotonda”, Contemporary – Art Market Exhibition Padua, the “Il Baglio” Association in Palermo, the artistic group “Espressioni”, the contemporary art fair “God Art”, and Spazio Event Art. Her artworks have appeared in publications such as Il Gazzettino di Venezia, Il Gazzettino Illustrato, La Nuova Venezia, Gente Veneta, Arte Triveneta, Il Secolo d’Italia, and Trentino Corriere Alpi. Her works are part of several public and private collections. She is a member of the IOSOLISMO artistic movement and of the NABILAFLUXUS Cultural Association Art Gallery Museum. Her biography and artworks are included in the first international portal of art encyclopedias, Enciclopedia d’Arte Italiana, Milan. She took part in the 2014 edition of the Urbis et Artis magazine calendar, with two works and a critical review. She has successfully participated in numerous art competitions and exhibitions, including events held in: Gazzera, Arcella, Zelarino, Spinea, Scorzè, “Guttuso” in Mira, “Archiutti” in Campalto, “Dittico” in Pergine Valsugana, and Velletri. Valeria Gubbati, known in the art world as Vagu, stands out as a painter of rare expressive depth and inner richness. Her artistic path, recognized both nationally and internationally, is marked by the use of various materials such as canvas and wood, which enhance the diversity and complexity of her visual language. Vagu’s work goes beyond simple aesthetic representation, delving into an intimate exploration inspired by lived experiences and universal ethical values. Her creative journey is deeply rooted in existential themes, using painting as a means to bridge emotion and contemplation. Her refined and contemplative style leads viewers on an emotional and introspective path, where each image becomes an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of life and the human connection to the spiritual. Particularly evocative are her spiritually themed pieces, which reveal her deep sensitivity to the inner dimension and the symbolic presence of guardian angels. Vagu’s art conjures atmospheres filled with calm and reflection, offering the viewer an immersive experience that resonates on a personal level. Through her work, Valeria Gubbati presents a vision of reality filtered through introspection and spirituality, delivering a poetic, authentic, and profoundly human message.