NOMA, 2023
Mixed media on wooden construction and light
100 x 100 cm
NOMA, 2023
Mixed media on wooden construction and light
100 x 100 cm
August, 2022
Mixed media on wooden construction
100 x 100 cm
August, 2022
Mixed media on wooden construction
100 x 100 cm
AEOLUS, 2022
Mixed Media on wood & Led Light
55 x 60 x 17 cm | Base (76 x 47 x 30 cm)
AEOLUS, 2022
Mixed Media on wood & Led Light
55 x 60 x 17 cm | Base (76 x 47 x 30 cm)
NISOS, 2022
Mixed media on wooden construction
100 x 100 cm
NISOS, 2022
Mixed media on wooden construction
100 x 100 cm
LETHE, 2022
Mixed media on wooden construction
100 x 100 cm
LETHE, 2022
Mixed media on wooden construction
100 x 100 cm
PLEIADES, 2024
Mixed media on wooden construction
80 x 130 cm
PLEIADES, 2024
Mixed media on wooden construction
80 x 130 cm
SALINE WATER, 2023
Mixed media on wooden construction
85 x 135 cm
SALINE WATER, 2023
Mixed media on wooden construction
85 x 135 cm
BODY, 2023
Electrostatic paint on galvanized steel
90 x 67 x 30 cm Edition of 6 (2/6)
BODY, 2023
Electrostatic paint on galvanized steel
90 x 67 x 30 cm Edition of 6 (2/6)
OPPOSITE, 2023
Electrostatic paint on galvanized steel
90 x 67 x 30 cm Edition of 6 (2/6)
OPPOSITE, 2023
Electrostatic paint on galvanized steel
90 x 67 x 30 cm Edition of 6 (2/6)
AEGEAN, 2023
Mixed media on wooden construction and light
100 x 100 cm
AEGEAN, 2023
Mixed media on wooden construction and light
100 x 100 cm
For inquiries email us at: info@roma-gallery.com

Marianna Lourba was born in 1980 in Athens. She pursued her studies in Art & Design at Middlesex University, London, before completing her postgraduate degree in Visual Communication and Design at the Instituto Europeo di Design (IED), Milan. Her artistic practice is defined by an abstract visual language, where geometry, materiality, and composition serve as conduits of meaning, forging a dialogue between contemporary expression and tradition. She has held five solo exhibitions and participated in over twenty group exhibitions worldwide, in cities including Athens, New York, Tokyo, Arezzo, and Orvieto.
Her work has garnered distinctions and awards, among them from the DESTE Foundation and Mont Blanc. Since 2013, she has been teaching Visual Communication at a private college in Athens. Lourba’s works are housed in prominent private collections both in Greece and abroad. She lives and works in Athens.
Gallery exhibitions
![]() | MARIANNA LOURBA Spring Equinox Curated by Christoforos Marinos Duration: 21 March – 20 April 2024 |
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| Group Show Composition Paths Duration: 31.01.2023 – 25.02.2023 | Group Show Viewing Room Duration: 08.06 – 29.07 2023 |
MARIANNA LOURBA
NOMA, 2023
Mixed media on wooden construction and light
100 x 100 cm
August, 2022
Mixed media on wooden construction
100 x 100 cm

AEOLUS, 2022
Mixed Media on wood & Led Light
55 x 60 x 17 cm | Base (76 x 47 x 30 cm)
NISOS, 2022
Mixed media on wooden construction
100 x 100 cm

LETHE, 2022
Mixed media on wooden construction
100 x 100 cm

PLEIADES, 2024
Mixed media on wooden construction
80 x 130 cm

SALINE WATER, 2023
Mixed media on wooden construction
85 x 135 cm

BODY, 2023
Electrostatic paint on galvanized steel
90 x 67 x 30 cm Edition of 6 (2/6)

OPPOSITE, 2023
Electrostatic paint on galvanized steel
90 x 67 x 30 cm Edition of 6 (2/6)

AEGEAN, 2023
Mixed media on wooden construction and light
100 x 100 cm
Marianna Lourba was born in 1980 in Athens. She pursued her studies in Art & Design at Middlesex University, London, before completing her postgraduate degree in Visual Communication and Design at the Instituto Europeo di Design (IED), Milan. Her artistic practice is defined by an abstract visual language, where geometry, materiality, and composition serve as conduits of meaning, forging a dialogue between contemporary expression and tradition. She has held five solo exhibitions and participated in over twenty group exhibitions worldwide, in cities including Athens, New York, Tokyo, Arezzo, and Orvieto. Her work has garnered distinctions and awards, among them from the DESTE Foundation and Mont Blanc. Since 2013, she has been teaching Visual Communication at a private college in Athens. Lourba’s works are housed in prominent private collections both in Greece and abroad. She lives and works in Athens.



