Annalaura di Luggo

Her works have been shown in galleries in Miami, New York, Paris, Istanbul, Monte Carlo,[1] and Italy. She has created installations for the public sector, for private collections and for museums including Miace Museum, Colosimo Museum,[2] and Nisida prison museum.[3] Her work "Genesis" is exposed at 58th Venice Biennale in the Dominican Republic pavilion.[4]

Her work has shown focusing on the human eye,[5][6] using models such as Jeremy Irons and Peppino di Capri.[7][8] She also created Never Give Up, a project developed together with the inmates of the juvenile detention centre at Nisida off the coast of Napoli.[9] Her work Human Rights Vision was a commission of the Robert Kennedy Human Rights Foundation.[10] Francesco Gallo Mazzeo reviewed the show favorably.[11] Her show Blind Vision[12] also focuses on the sense of sight,[13] shown at the Basel Art Fair,[14] in New York,[15] Cortina d’Ampezzo,[16] Naples,[17][18] and at the United Nations.[19][20] It showed the eyes of a group of 20 totally or partially blind people.[21][22] It was reviewed by Paul Laster,[23] Paco Barragan,[24] and Timothy Hadfield.[25]

Napoli Eden is a set of four site-specific monumental installations open to the public held across four squares (Piazza Municipio, Galleria Umberto I, Largo Baracche, Largo Santa Caterina), in the city of Naples, Italy.[26]

She has also created works focusing on fish irides (i.e. irises).[27][28]