Susi Rossini starts taking pictures when she is 7 years old. Her studies in architecture (Politecnico di Milano) and lighting design (Hollands Licht Studio in Amsterdam), alongside her trips to Paris, Bilbao, Ronchamp and new York inspire her perception of space as dynamic. Her first exhibition Floating Images happens in 2002 in the houseboat where she lives at that time in Amsterdam.
In 2002 she takes part into the lighting design project for the Exhibition of Argentinian Dinosaurs in the Museum Naturalis in Leiden, the Netherlands. In 2003 she takes part into the lighting design project for the exhibition of Van Dyck in the Palazzo Reale, Milan.
In 2004 she achieves the Master in Architecture for shows at the Architecture University of Genoa. In 2006 and 2008 she receives two Artistic Grants by London Arts Council for photographic projects about Putney Community.
Since 2002 until now she has been exhibiting every year in the town where she was living:
Amsterdam, Genoa, London, Faversham, Whitstable, Florence.
In 2015 she publishes her first book Italian Moods.
In 2017 her second book Abstractions becomes part of the library of the Kunsthistorishes Institut in Florence.
