Virginia Sutera has always been interested in developing, creating, and composition of musical language and music interaction with other arts.
She creates and composes original music, also for theatrical performances and short films. Her main projects, Fase Hobart, Duo Sutera - Novali and the duo ANSER with the pianist Alberto Braida, of which the homonymous album was released in September by Stradivarius label, are of chamber music with original repertoire between writing and improvisation, and she is among the creators of the international improvisational collective Tuscany music revolution. She started a research on the relationship between visual and music, developing her own translation code from one language to the other.

Virginia Graduated in violin from the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan, specialized at the Chigiana Academy of Siena with Stefano Battaglia. She obtained a master's degree in Music and Entertainment Sciences at the State University of Milan with full marks with a thesis dedicated to "The Great Learning" by Cornelius Cardew.
She has played both as a soloist and in chamber ensembles in various music seasons and festivals in Italy and abroad, including Mito, Società del Quartetto, Mit jazz Festival at the Piccolo Teatro in Milan and Blue Note. She has also played in several projects with various musicians, including Franco Battiato, Franco Cerri, Gian Luigi Carlone (Banda Osiris) and Dudu Kouatè (Art Ensemble of Chicago).