Annalù explores the relationship between matter, light, and memory, creating works that exist between painting and sculpture. Through resin, natural elements, and layered materials, her work transforms fragments of reality into suspended compositions, where time appears crystallized and perception becomes tactile. Flowers, branches, and organic textures are not simply preserved, they are reinterpreted within a refined visual language that balances fragility and permanence. Transparency and depth coexist, generating a subtle tension between what is visible and what is retained within the material. Her works invite a slower gaze, where light interacts with layered surfaces, revealing details that shift depending on perspective and proximity. Positioned between contemporary Italian craftsmanship and international mixed-media research, Annalù’s practice resonates with collectors seeking a sophisticated and sensory experience of art. Her works are part of private collections and are increasingly recognized for their distinctive material presence.