Eleonora Di Felice is an Italian contemporary artist based in Barcelona whose work explores the unstable territory between body, psyche, memory, and symbolic transformation. Through distorted figures, fragmented faces, hybrid creatures, and intensely saturated color fields, her paintings construct emotional landscapes where beauty coexists with violence, sensuality with fragmentation, intimacy with psychological tension, and mystery with emotional exposure.

Her visual language blends surrealism, dream logic, and symbolic figuration, creating images that seem to emerge from a subconscious realm suspended between tenderness and unease. Displaced facial elements, recurring ambiguous creatures, and fluid bodily forms become part of a personal visual ecosystem that resists fixed interpretation and invites multiple emotional readings. Rather than depicting external reality, her work investigates interior states - desire, self-exploration, dissociation, and the fragile instability of identity.

Balancing vulnerability, mystery, and emotional intensity, Di Felice’s paintings invite the viewer into intimate psychological spaces where emotion takes physical form and the boundaries between inner and outer worlds begin to dissolve.