Vanessa Iacono is an Italian-Venezuelan visual artist whose work explores the intersection between identity, memory, and the female body. With a background in fine arts and fashion design, her practice blends drawing, painting, and textile techniques to create intimate, symbolic compositions that reflect both personal and collective experiences.

Her artistic journey began in Caracas and continued in Italy and Spain, where she deepened her exploration of the body as a site of transformation and resilience. Through layered textures and fluid lines, Iacono builds poetic narratives that speak to themes such as migration, cultural heritage, and the emotional imprints of the past.

Iacono’s visual language is both delicate and assertive. Her works often incorporate fabrics, embroidery, and hand-drawn elements, creating a dialogue between tradition and contemporaneity. Influenced by Latin American and Mediterranean cultures, her art invites quiet reflection on femininity, vulnerability, and the search for belonging.

She has participated in exhibitions in Spain, Italy, Venezuela, and Germany, and her pieces have been featured in independent art spaces, design festivals, and interdisciplinary projects. Each work is an act of remembrance and reconstruction—a space where personal history becomes universal through texture, color, and gesture.