Brigitte D’Annibale is a contemporary artist who works across multiple mediums, focusing on the interaction between nature and the human experience within the dynamics of space, infrastructure, and the environment. Her unique creative trajectory spans various disciplines and translates into complex installations, often, on very large sites. She believes in the power of art to evoke visceral responses and emotional connections in viewers. Working in an ever-evolving state of deconstruction and reconstruction, D’Annibale sparks a dialogue using abstraction, sensation, vulnerability, and re-examination to transform the experience itself into art. 

Native Angeleno, D’Annibale spent over 20 years in Kauai, where she began working on large-scale, site-specific projects. In 2017, she moved back to California and established her West Coast studio in Point Dume. D’Annibale’s art sits within the region’s rich artistic legacy, yet is an expression of her unique, independent learning journey under the guidance of key mentors from the Otis College of Art and Design. In keeping with the local traditions and global movements, D’Annibale further delves into the notions of space, light, architecture and materiality.