“I thought I had no rage left in my body turns out it was sitting in different places”

SAGG Napoli is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans performance, video, sculpture, photography, writing, and digital culture. Rooted in a deep engagement with her Neapolitan identity, her work interrogates class, gender, regionalism, and mental health through a highly personal and unapologetically expressive aesthetic she defines as “South Aesthetics.”

A graduate of Camberwell College of the Arts, London (BA Fine Art Photography, 2014), SAGG's work draws on visual and performative codes from Southern Italy architecture, gesture, dialect, fashion, ritual to challenge dominant narratives of beauty, power, and cultural value. At once intimate and theatrical, her practice engages the body as both subject and medium, often exploring vulnerability, resilience, and discipline in relation to broader social and psychological structures.

Since 2020, SAGG has also been active as a competitive archer. Her physical training and mental discipline have become core elements in recent installations and performances, where the act of aiming physically, emotionally, and politically becomes a central metaphor. Her 2024 solo exhibition Sempre Contratta at Basement Roma exemplified this synthesis, staging the artist’s body and sport tools as sculptural forms and healing devices.