Alessia Luongo (1992) is a sound artist and performer.

She trained in music and theater through a multidisciplinary approach: she studied aesthetics and sound research with Maestro Simone Pappalardo; she studied complementary musical disciplines with Maestro Francesco Leineri; and she studied anthropological theater with director Vania Castelfranchi.

Her theatrical experience led her to practice the combat sport of Kickboxing, training with striking coach Alessio Smeriglio of Pro Fighting Roma.

The artwork "Dyno on the moon" has been selected for: 1st GUYU ACTION International Film Festival (第一届“谷雨行动”国际影像节), in collaboration with Xiang Xishi Center for Contemporary Art and Xi'an Biennale (2026, Xi'an / 西安, China); Open Art Festival (September 2026) curated by Constantine Anjulatos at "Medina Art Gallery", Rome; Roma Future Week 2026; BABELE 2026 - 4th Edition exhibition at Spazio MUSA, Turin, curated by Lucrezia Nardi.

The artwork BOX was selected for the exhibition dedicated to video art (July 2026) of Con/Temporary Spaces, Turin; Turin Underground (August 2026). 

The artwork Imjustawoman ( w h y ) was selected for the 2026 edition of EpiphyllumPrize, Isola del Liri.

In 2026, she collaborates with Simone Pappalardo on several projects: "Tibia" (June 2026) performed in FOROF Rome contemporary art space, participating in the performance and construction of sound objects and site-specific instruments that interact with the space; "Metamorfosi" (June 2026) performed at the Teatro dell'Arca in Genoa, collaborating on the construction of experimental lutherie and electronics, and the construction of sound and technologically augmented objects, often directed using conduction techniques (guided improvisation) with and for the Paganini Orchestra; and the construction of electroacoustic flutes for the musical group "MasMas” (May 2026). 

In 2023, Rai Internazionale dedicated a report to the album "Largo di Castello," an album recorded entirely on chitarra battente and colascione.

In 2020, she won the Best Actress award at the second edition of the Teatramm festival at the Teatro Marconi in Rome.

In 2025, she participated in the exhibition "Roman Collages for Aldo Clementi," curated by Daniela Tortora, for the 62nd Nuova Consonanza Festival at the Mattatoio-La Pelanda in Rome.

Since 2019, she has collaborated with Manuel Pernazza and has also conducted various research projects with Maestro Roberto De Simone.