Deborah Graziano was born in 1988 in Castrovillari (CS), Southern Italy, where she currently resides and works. In 2012, she graduated in Mechanical Engineering but soon decided to dedicate herself exclusively to artistic research, employing a symbolic language that primarily involves sculpture and installation to embrace a multidisciplinary approach.

She has exhibited in solo and group shows in various venues, including: "Aquarium" (2023), at Former prison-Castello Aragonese, Castrovillari (CS), IT; "Per difetto" (2022), curated by Massimiliano Scuderi, at Castello Aragonese, Castrovillari (CS),IT; "Amor Vacui" (2020), curated by Roberto Sottile, at Museo del Presente, Rende (CS),IT; "Sanatorium" (2021), curated by Sara Maietta, at the former Accademia dell'Artiglieria militare, Turin,IT; "Imprinting" (2019), Palazzo Castellano, Borgo di Civita (CS),IT; and "Multiversity," curated by Francesca Canfora, at the former Caserma Militare La Marmora (Museo Diffuso), Turin,IT. In the same year, she was awarded at the Paratissima art fair for emerging young artists in Turin.

In 2023, she is participating in an artist residency at Herhúsið in Siglufjörður, North Iceland,IS.