Brigitta Rossetti was born in Piacenza, Italy, in 1974. She graduated in modern literature at the University in Pavia and specialized in communication, then attained the MEM at the Politecnico in Milan.

Before becoming a painter she debuted as a poet and had a good resonance by literature critics.

She participated in workshops of various important artists like Peter Keizer at the Art Academie in Hamburg, the Chinese Zhou Brothers, the Polish video artist Anna Konik and the German sculptor Asta Groetig at the international Academie of fine arts in Salzburg, from 2007 to 2011. Her artistic education brought with it a long period of residence in the United States in the Zhou Brothers Art Center in Chicago.

Between 2012 and 2013 she consolidated her artistic career taking part in important exhibitions at the Biffi Arte Gallery in Piacenza and 33 Contemporary Art Gallery in Chicago.

Love and respect for flowers and animals, for what is boundlessly large and extremely small, the importance of water and of the land, the force and the solitude of nature, poetry and the encounter with the absolute, are the themes that she has endeavored to investigate, together with the exploration and documentation of deserted places.

She creates her art by means of different artistic techniques that range from painting to collage, to sculpture with recycled materials, video projects and artistic installations.

She is a visionary person by nature and likes to transform the meaning of things to inspire reflection.

In 2014, she began to work with the Bluerider Gallery in Taipeh, Taiwan and participated to numerous fairs and public exhibitions.

Bigitta Rossetti on an award as a Contemporary Art Talent at the Padova Art Fair (2nd) in 2011 and the award of painting in the Biennale in Asolo (1st), curated by Giovanni Faccenda in 2014.

Her works are part of various public collections like the Mim Museum in Piacenza, the Mit Museum in Turin, the Latin Art Museum in Los Angeles.