

A visionary artist between pop aesthetics and digital activism, she explores blockchain and urban regeneration with the confidence that images create culture and shape the future.


For over ten years, Valentina Picozzi has brought pop aesthetics, economic themes, and social languages into dialogue, building an artistic practice that is both vision and activism.
With Satoshi Gallery, an international collective he founded and directs, he explores blockchain culture and cyberpunk philosophy, promoting values of freedom, privacy, and grassroots participation.
His research moves between roads, codes and communities. With the Custom Made Stories foundation, active in El Salvador since 2023, he created Proyecto Zacamil, a participatory urban regeneration project that transforms a neighborhood marked by violence into a place of belonging and rebirth. Art as a civil gesture, as a tool for rewriting reality.
Images create culture, culture forms values, values determine the future
Valentina Picozzi




















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