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Sharon Ritossa (Trieste, 1987) is a visual artist (art director/filmmaker/photographer) of Istrian origin. She graduated in Letters and Philosophy from Sapienza University of Rome and specialized in Photography at ISIA U in Urbino.
Currently, she holds the position of artist at the Galleria del Cembalo, Palazzo Borghese Roma.
She was awarded a scholarship at Fabrica, the communication research centre of Benetton group, and completed a residency at Museo Egizio for a special artistic project.
With a background spanning two years working with Oliviero Toscani she also served as the Art Director & Curator for the exhibition “Paolo Rossi, un ragazzo d’oro” exhibition which was showcased in prominent museums such as the FIFA Museum in Zurich, Palazzo delle Albere in Trento, the Hall of Honor at CONI in Rome, and Palazzo Medici Riccardi in Florence.

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Sharon realized the first artistic project on the Foibe topic, a complex chapter in Italian-Slovenian-Croatian history, in 2016, sparking new debates in cultural fields within and beyond Italian borders. She created a permanent installation at the Museo Egizio in Turin, which became viral on social media as thousands of visitors turned the work into a massive backdrop for their portraits.
She worked as a photographer for Benetton with Oliviero Toscani and contributed to campaigns for Save The Duck, a 100% animal-free brand. Additionally, she collaborated with Virgin Radio alongside Marco Rubiola. Sharon has designed album covers for notable artists such as Shaggy, Willie Peyote, DonJoe & Kety Fusco, and Sugar Music. 
She has a passion for creating music videos, collaborating with SANS FILM (Gabriele Ottino & Paolo Bertino).  
She exhibited her latest visual project at the Royal Albert Hall in London