Giuseppe Stampone was born in Cluses (France) in 1974. He lives in Rome and Brussels.
Stampone’s artistic production ranges from multimedia installations to drawings made with Bic pen, a technique common to several of his projects. In a time of rising public vigilance, his art is unabashedly a potent form of political protest. He continuously endeavors to introduce an alternative social-political agenda through his art works and community-based interventions. His approach is nuanced and methodical, inviting audiences to meditate on basic issues such as immigration, water and war, even as they find themselves having to endure the natural and manmade disasters and conflicts that seem to abound today. After the studies he founded the network Solstizio (www.solstizio.org) co-financed by the European Union and developed in different Countries of the world. Solstizio is a project based on artistic interventions in which the new generations take part, and deal with global contemporary themes, such as environment, social conflicts and sustainable economies. The network relies on the collaboration of artists, art curators, intellectuals, architects, sociologists and Universities, Museums, Associations, Foundations, NGOs, Public and Private Institutions.
The main actions of Solstizio are directed to the EU Programs based on innovative artistic projects in support of the Millennium Development Goals of the United Nations (Art&earth and We are the Planet). In Solstizio Stampone has realized artistic installations in public spaces with the participation of 30.000 citizens from 10 Countries of the world. Stampone collaborates with various Universities such as the Fine Academy of Urbino (Italy), where he teaches “Tecniche e Tecnologie delle Arti Visive”, IULM University of Milan, the Federico II University of Naples and the McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology of Toronto. He elaborates interventions of research and experimentation about art and new media with Alberto Abruzzese and Derrick De Kerckhove. Since 2013 Giuseppe Stampone is associated member of The American Academy of Roma, and in the same year he was invited to a residency in the Young Eun Museum of Contemporary Art (YMCA) of Gwangju in South Korea. Since 2017 he is an associated member of Civitella Ranieri Foundation in New York. In 2011 he won the Maretti Prize.

Solo exhibitions (selection): Precipitato formale, Galleria Edoardo Secci, Florence, 2018; Welcome to Gransasso, Galleria MLF, Brussels, 2018; Il disegno come pratica di resistenza, Rave East Village, Trivignano (UD), 2018; Europe vs Europe, galleria MLF, Brussels, 2016; Stampone - Banerjee and the third meaning, IIC, New Delhi, 2016; Gourbi Club #8 Emigration Made by Giuseppe Stampone, Bureau d'art et de Recherche B.A.R. #2, Roubaix (France), 2015; Emigration Made Pavilion 148, Prometeo Gallery, Milan, 2015; L'ABC dell'Arte nei confini sociali del gioco, Palazzo Reale, Milan, 2014; Odio gli indifferenti, Istituto Nazionale per la Grafica – Palazzo Poli, Rome, 2014; Ritratti – Bic Data Blue, GAMeC - Galleria d'Arte Moderna Contemporanea, Bergamo, 2014; Archeologia Contemporanea, Museo Archeologico Statale, Ascoli Piceno, 2013; Global Education, Ex Chiesa San Matteo, Lucca / Prometeo Gallery, Milan-Lucca, 2012; Saluti da L'Aquila da Giuseppe Stampone, MACRO, Rome, 2011; Acquerelli per non sprecare la vita, Częstochowa (Poland) / Osijek (Croatia) / Vicenza / Teramo, 2011; The Rules of the Game, Prometeo Gallery, Milan, 2010; Le 18 invenzioni + 1 che cambieranno il mondo, Z2O Galleria Sara Zanin, Rome, 2008; Viva la Fata Turchina, Complesso Monumentale di Santo Spirito in Sassia, Rome, 2008; WART, Sapienza Università, Rome, 2007; Giuseppe Stampone, Museo d’Arte, Teramo, 2006.

Group exhibition (selection): 17 Biennale Architettura 2020, Korean Pavilion, Venice, 2020; A volte penso che..., Ex Chiesa di San Matteo, Piazza San Matteo, Prometeo Gallery, Lucca, 2020; STAND N. 1 CORRIDOIO VENTURA, Prometeo Gallery, Milan, 2020; The 6th LAM 360o, Biennale Mongolia, 2020; Italian imaginary, MLF gallery, Brussels, 2020; La collection BIC, Centquatre, Paris, 2018; Ugo la Pietra e Giuseppe Stampone. Perché il cielo è di tutti e la terra no?, CIAC, Foligno (PG), 2018; Evidence. A New State of Art, Castel Sant'Elmo, Naples, 2018; Costante colore, Palazzo Fagnani, Milan, 2017; Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism, Imminent Commons, Donuimun Museum Village, Seoul, 2017; An Art Recipe Exhibition in Venice, Palazzo Cesari Marchesi, Venice, 2017; BASEOPEN #3 Giuseppe Stampone. Game Over, Base / Progetti per l'arte, Florence, 2017; La camera chiara, MU.SP.A.C. – Museo Sperimentale d'Arte Contemporanea, L'Aquila, 2016; FUORIUS016. Avviso di Garanzia, Ex Tribunale, Pescara, 2016; Fondazione Malvina Menegaz. La Collezione, Fondazione Malvina Menegaz, Castelbasso (TE), 2016; Biennale Disegno, Museo della Città / FAR Fabbrica Arte Rimini, Rimini, 2016; The Milky Way 2, Galleria Studio SALES, Rome, 2015; Au rendez-vous des amis, Palazzo Vitelli a Sant'Egidio, Città di Castello (PG), 2015; El artista entre la individualidad y el contexto 56esima Biennale di Venezia, Cuban Pavilion, Venice, 2015; Nature, Limit or Liberty?, MAXXI, Rome, 2014; Playground, Casa delle Armi, Rome, 2014; Spazialità e mondializzazione, GAMeC, Bergamo, 2012; XI Cuba Biennial, Havana, 2012; Maretti Prize - Group Show Center of Contemporary Art, Centro per l’arte contemporanea Luigi Pecci, Prato, 2011; Dada and Merz, Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich, 2011; Il bel paese, GAMeC, Bergamo, 2011; Liverpool Biennial 2010, Liverpool, 2010; Index Urbis, MACRO Testaccio, Rome, 2010; No Longer Empty. Invisible Dog, 51 Berger Street, New York, 2009; Through the looking glass, Villa Italia, Belgrado, 2009; My Space, PAN, Naples, 2009; CAOS, evento collaterale alla 53° Biennale di Venezia, Isola di S. Servolo, Venice, 2009; Roots/Radici, IIC, Madrid, 2009; XV Quadriennale di Roma, Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome, 2008; XIV Quadriennale di Roma, Palazzo Reale, Naples, 2006; Collezionami, II Biennale di Arte Contemporanea Bari-Bratislava, Ex Macelli, Bari, 2006; Fil Rouge, Galerie R. Steiner, Erlach (Switzerland), 2004.