Erik Saglia is an artist born in 1989 who lives and works in Turin. His practice centers on paintings and site-specific installations made through the recurring combination of wood, spray paint, paper masking tape, wax or oil pastel rubbings, and epoxy resin. By bringing these materials together, Saglia creates works that draw attention to their surfaces and invite viewers to consider how forms and spaces are perceived.

His work explores geometric abstraction alongside the organization and perception of social space in the digital era. Over time, Saglia has developed a distinctive production technique, using a repeated, almost ritual process to shape a recognizable visual language across his body of work. This consistent approach connects his varied material combinations while allowing each piece to create its own visual encounter. The artist’s website provides information about his work, archive, and exhibitions, offering visitors an overview of his artistic practice and its development. Through painting and installation, Saglia investigates the relationship between material, geometry, and contemporary experience.