Beatrice Gallori (1978) was born in Montevarchi. In 2009 she started to conceptualize her work, focusing on the possibility to create motion on canvas in an attempt to freeze and display the momentum. So her first sculptures of the third dimension were born, drips of paint trapped in a timeless dimension, crystallized in the fragment of an instant, before their drop. Her endeavours with galleries and exhibitions, both in Italy and abroad, intensified. Her work evolved and matured. Her canvases were masterful works with monochromatic, essential and pure materials.Her works are present in various Italian and international private and public collections. Her work gravitated around the cell and its mutations in the form of still frames of molecular motion which gave her the opportunity to delve into human differences and life itself. In 2018 Beatrice Gallori shifted her research also in the field of sculpture that she made with recycled wood and polymer. This creates sculptures that float between mirrors in a game of balance between spherical forms and monoliths, to underline the precariousness of life.