She participated to many workshops and stages in Italy and abroad. Her research is focused on the relationship between man and environment around him as well as on relationship between individual and community.

She exhibits in Italy and abroad. Her last individual exhibition were at Monica De Cardenas Gallery, Milan (2006); Marino Marini Museum, Florence (2008); IKON Gallery, Birmigham; Stenersen Museum, Oslo.

In 2007 she was invited together with the artist Hamish Fulton, for a site specific intervention at Marrana Arte Ambientale, Monte Marcello, La Spezia.

In the last years she took part to many collective exhibitions: Quadriennale of Rome; Biennale of Sharjah, Emirates; TVB, RaidProjects, Los Angeles; Innatura, X Internation Biennale opf Photography, Palazzo Bricherasio, Torino; Ratio, Galleria d'Arte Contemporanea, Monfalcone; Il racconto del filo, MART, Rovereto.

Since 2004 she worked at New Commitments Programme promoted by Adriano Olivetti Foundation of Rome and by Urban2, Mirafiori Nord, Torino, finished in 2008 with the final project Transatlantico a Green Space.

In 2004 started the BALENAproject tour in Milan, Turin, Biella, Lerici and Florence in Italy and Ecuador and Englad abroad. (www.balenaproject.info).

Claudia Losi's work embraces a kaleidoscope of projects that embody a concept of art conceived as "work in progress" and continuing over time, shunning defined, concluded forms. The light quality that characterizes her works poetically translates the world's riches and complexity, in search of the extraordinary aspect that lies behind what appear to be the commonest things, their organic rocesses of change, growth, and transformation. Her relationship with science and interest in nature, which have always been key in her work, focused her attention on "walking" as an artistic practice and ideal instrument for elaborating her emotional and analytical reflections on the landscape. In 1998 Claudia Losi undertook a series of group projects based on the involvement of other persons that have frequently been engaged to execute embroidery.