Born in Correggio (Italy) in 1999. She graduated in 2021 in a Fine Art BA from the University of Lancaster and in 2023 in a Master's degree in Arts and Humanities from the University of Dundee. ​

Her artistic practice focuses on the human figure, exploring its capacity for movement, transformation, and emotional expression. Working with expanded surfaces like scrolls and large-scale installations, but also daily sketchbooks and diaries, Micol creates immersive environments where figures evolve over time and space. Her work captures the fluid interplay between presence and absence, using materials such as watercolor, ink, and cut paper. Influenced by classical sculpture, modern dance, and contemporary theatre, Micol’s figures express vulnerability, strength, and emotional complexity, suspended in a constant state of becoming. Through this, she explores the tension between control and spontaneity, structure and freedom.