“Although this work may appear to refer to macrocosmic generalities, there is something deeply personal about it. Galli draws objective science into her world of feelings. There is a circularity within Galli's work that moves from personal subjectivity to scientific objectivity. Sometimes her work is inspired by the personal and resolved using scientific language, sometimes the other way around”.

David Thorpe

“The theory underlying Galli's work may be compared to post Darwinian knowledge, to non-deterministic ways of thinking. By dripping the painting medium the artist combines a desire to measure the image while at the same time allowing the unforeseen to occur. In this way pure fortuitous chance enriches the work”.

Giulio Ciavoliello