
Bio
Kristin Fiorvanti is a multidisciplinary artist and educator whose work spans painting, installation, film, and critical media. Originally from Virginia, her practice has developed across the United States and Europe, including formative studies in Florence and Rome, where classical training met contemporary inquiry. Her work often investigates reflection—both emotional and perceptual—inviting viewers into moments of introspection, memory, and quiet psychological threshold.
Driven by a curiosity for installation and interactive multimedia design, Kristin is expanding her practice toward more immersive modes of storytelling. These explorations build on her ongoing interests in identity, transformation, and the layered nature of personal history, using material experimentation as a way to blur boundaries between the seen and the felt.
As an emerging artist, Kristin has exhibited internationally and collaborated with film and media collectives in Italy, contributing to projects centered on visual storytelling and cross-cultural communication. She currently teaches middle school art in Northern Virginia, where her professional practice extends into education, mentorship, and community engagement. Across both her studio work and teaching, she remains committed to storytelling as a generative force—connecting personal experience, material exploration, and collective reflection through contemporary art and film.

Marion Mercer,
Art Professor
Laurel Ridge Community College
She is a bright, mature, personable and well-spoken young woman, and her artwork really is exceptional.
Alessandro Berti,
Drawing & Painting Maestro
Accademia Riaci
She distinguished herself in drawings from life, even at large dimensions done with mixed techniques of considerable interest. My judgement is largely positive for her commitment and the results.
Lorenzo Tondo,
Painting Maestro
Accademia Riaci
She is careful and with a certain mastery of color and form. She has a strong sense of commitment.






