Tania Alineri

Tania Alineri lives and works in Rome, but travel and the exploration of different places and cultures have always been an essential part of her personal and creative journey. Her practice is rooted in photography, with over twenty years of experience in the fashion industry, and has evolved over time toward art direction, filmmaking, and sound.

She has collaborated with national and international magazines as well as various brands, developing a distinctive gaze that stems from imagery, light, and the presence of the body within space. Today, her work spans art direction, directing, and sound, shaping projects related to fashion, performance, installations, and environments. Her focus is dedicated to building a vision that extends beyond the visual medium, engaging space, movement, time, and listening.

Sound is an integral part of her practice. She develops sound concepts and tracks for runway shows, performances, and installations, while coordinating with sound designers and musicians to oversee the entire process, from sound research and field recording to final composition and mixing. A drummer and Taiko percussionist (traditional Japanese drums), she is a student of Rita Superbi, founder of the Scuola Taiko Roma, with whom she continues to collaborate through teaching taiko and performing with the Kigaidaiko ensemble.

In parallel, she leads Volumi Terrestri, an independent artistic research project through which she explores matter, rock, landscape, and installations, investigating the profound relationship between gesture and perception.