Adele Dipasquale (IT, 1994) is a visual artist currently based in The Hague (NL), where they have graduated from the MA Artistic Research at the Royal Academy of Arts KABK in 2020.
Working across various mediums as moving images, analog film, voice experimentation and writing, their practice deals with the politics of language and the relationship between magic and words. Their research investigates how linguistic constructs shape reality and how they can be both tools of oppression and resistance. Inspired by magical practises as a methodological tool, but also as a joyful invitation, their work tries to challenge fixed notions of meanings using miswords, miscomprehension, language games and the never-fixed boundary between sound and voice.