Born in Milan in 1992, Bianca Millan lives and works between Paris and Milan.
Bianca’s practice moves between installation, painting, performance and sound art. Bianca draws from the languages of cartography, scientific exploration, metereology, astronomy and transport to investigate movement and traces, hidden messages stratified and unexpected like forgotten alphabets engaging in a game of unclear or forgotten rules, that the artist restores and forges.
In her work, reenactment of memory, everyday stratified landscapes and interconnected traces are often developed as sound installations and music. In 2019, Bianca started the Blue Traces project in collaboration with musician and composer Giovanni Di Giandomenico. The project investigates what it means to be both a private physical individual and a global digital subject mapped by new technologies. Blue Traces produces hybrid atlases, collaborative explorations and multi disciplinary mappings.
Bianca completed her BA studies in International Politics and Journalism between Milan, Lisbon, Beirut and Cairo. She then took part in the short DAI Roaming Academy program at Bahaus (Weimar), attended the LungA School program in Iceland and Fine Arts at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam. In 2018, Bianca co-founded Scuola Gibel, an organization producing workshops and designing projects whose aim is to facilite the dialogue between political institutions and the creative sector.
In her work, reenactment of memory, everyday stratified landscapes and interconnected traces are often developed as sound installations and music. In 2019, Bianca started the Blue Traces project in collaboration with musician and composer Giovanni Di Giandomenico. The project investigates what it means to be both a private physical individual and a global digital subject mapped by new technologies. Blue Traces produces hybrid atlases, collaborative explorations and multi disciplinary mappings.
Bianca completed her BA studies in International Politics and Journalism between Milan, Lisbon, Beirut and Cairo. She then took part in the short DAI Roaming Academy program at Bahaus (Weimar), attended the LungA School program in Iceland and Fine Arts at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam. In 2018, Bianca co-founded Scuola Gibel, an organization producing workshops and designing projects whose aim is to facilite the dialogue between political institutions and the creative sector.