This is Victoria Di Gioia
A multidisciplinary artist born in Portugal, who moved from Rio de Janeiro to Rotterdam to study art. Operating under “With Gioia”, I specialize in Art Direction, Visual Concepts, Costume and Prop Design. With ‘Gioia’ meaning “joy” in Italian, I’m thrilled to infuse each project with that very essence.

Selected Works
Dyslexic Dislike
Mother & Child
Consumed by Fear
Ella Alex - Loops Never End
Frenna - Waistline
FabyFoster - Prisioneiro
TLC - Louisa & Rowan
Metropolis Festival - Mt.Joy
Drop by Drop
Just Bee’s

Projects Archive

Clients
Calvin Klein
Converse
Poupori
TLC
Discovery+
Albert Heijn
Subway
Royal club


Information/CV

Currently open for freelance work, don’t hesitate to get in touch to share your ideas or have a chat!

victoriadigioia@gmail.com
Instagram @with.gioia






 This is Victoria Di Gioia! A multidisciplinary artist born in Portugal, who moved from Rio de Janeiro to Rotterdam to study art. Operating under “With Gioia”, she specializes in Art Direction, Visual Concepts, Costume & Prop Design. With ‘Gioia’ meaning “joy
in Italian, I’m thrilled to infuse each project with that very essence. 

 Information/CV 

 Projects Archive 

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I watch, touch, move and feel my art...

My creations are not flat when imagining them, so why would they be flattened when making? Whether that's me melting glass, knitting, choreographing a performance or recycling and pasteurizing fabric. It's about translating and manifesting my creativity into an artwork that invades our 3D space, leaving behind the pages of a sketchbook.

Based on my experiences of living in both the global south (Brazil) and north (Portugal, The Netherlands) has taught me how we are all interconnected. This pushed me to think as a global citizen. The scale can be of two people or two continents, it's the interaction that fascinates me.

This can be seen in my work when I look at the interrelationship between ourselves and nature. As well as, when exploring themes related to psychology such as loneliness, Depression, Autism and my own Dyslexia.

My interest in interactions which I explore in my choice of topics, also explains my preference of 3D mediums.

To engage and touch my materials allows my hands to do the thinking.