Galli's drawings transform impressions of everyday life and mythology into twisted scenes that capture the tension between the mundane and the enigmatic. Her works narrate struggles with daily banalities, moments of mystical intensity, and themes of sexuality, longing, frustration, and resilience. They convey the humor found in entanglements, the wit of distorted wordplay, and the delight in the chaos of failure. Fragmented objects, human limbs, and amorphous forms intertwine in her compositions, blending playfulness with a vulnerable and visceral quality. Galli's works on paper are autonomous, not studies for paintings. Her drawings are often graphic though sometimes convey a very painterly quality through the linework, characterized by bold, incisive strokes that leave a powerful imprint on the surface.