Trained as an architect, Rizzetto is a post-disciplinary artist and curator living in London and working between Italy and the United Kingdom. After studying at the IUAV in Venice and an MA at the Royal College of Art, he is completing an MA in Research Architecture at Goldsmiths, University of London.

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His practice spans hybrid disciplines and methodologies, investigating the frictions between physical and conceptual territories. Operating between theory and practice, research and production, his work focuses on the ability of seemingly marginal elements to reveal broader systemic dynamics.

 

Currently, his research examines how specific crops and cultures can become critical tools for interrogating the landscape, transforming themselves into territorial sensors that stimulate a situated and embodied understanding of space. This research is part of his broader interest in the ambiguities of progress, analyzing the relationships between innovation and permanence, acceleration and resilience. Exploring tensions and connections between opposites, his research aims to challenge rigid classifications and promote a fluid vision of the contemporary.