Emotions and their definition. How do you draw an emotion? How do you define it? I found an answer by letting go my hand, letting it draw and color, geometric figures such as circles, points, curved lines and straight lines, all suggested by heart and mind, then the colors, brushstrokes and shades dictated by the stomach. This is my recipe. I found interesting to write what inspired me when I painted each draw, but despite this, to fully enjoy the magic of abstract art, you have to let yourself go to what the painting make you feel watching it.
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Women are from Venus and Men are from...
As I imagined the goddess in her most abstract form.
"...E volavo, volavo felice più in alto del sole
Ed ancora più su
Mentre il mondo pian piano spariva lontano laggiù
Una musica dolce suonava soltanto per me.."
- Nel Blu dipinto di Blu - D. Modugno
What would it be like if I drew the feeling I had as a child when I ate candies, the mix of flavors and that almost excessive sweetness? For me it would be like this painting! Marker, acrylic spray and golden sheets on canvas, 100x50 cm.
Eh ... and what title do I give it ?! The reality is that the only thing I thought about painting it is freedom, the same one I would feel when coming out of this period of shit we are going through thanks to covid-19. Green, however, is a color that inspires hope and looking at it relaxes eyes, so why not make it green ?! Marker and Acrylic Spray on Canvas 70x50 cm.
Marker, watercolor, acrylic spray on canvas 100x50 cm.
Marker, watercolor, acrylic spray on canvas 100x50 cm.
Marker and Tempera on golden canvas 70x50 cm.
When you are in your comfort zone, the colors are muted and everything is balloons, lines and flowers, but when you get out of it your stomach is on fire. In the name, I put Peacock, because when the work was finished it made me think a Peacock and I do not hide the fact that for some colors I was inspired by him. Marker, watercolor, acrylic on canvas 100x50 cm.
The idea of this gallery, in which I explain the meaning of the paintings, came to me talking to a colleague artist. Who, thanks to his experience, explained to me the importance of being present when an exhibition is done "solo", that is, solo. This is to give the opportunity to those who come to see it, to be able to talk to the artist and understand the background of a painting. From inspiration, to the creative process and also the meaning. So I chose to set up my gallery like this, as if it were a virtual exhibition.
The Dirac equation specifically concerns particles and argues that: when two systems come into contact for a certain period of time, not short, even if they separate, they would always remain recognizable as a single system. But I like the romantic version more and I write it in my own words: when two people come into contact for a long time, inevitably their lives are influenced in such a way that even if they were to detach, a part of one will always remain in the other. On the other hand, how many times has a person we met left us something inside that we will carry with us forever ?! Whether it was friendship, acquaintance or even more, love.
Marker, watercolor and acrylic on canvas 100x70 cm.
-Draw presented on "International Prize city of New York" 2020 October -
How often are we women considered the weaker sex? Are we really? I have never thought about it, indeed perhaps it is just the opposite, how many extraordinary things women have done in the last 100 years! They fought to have spaces that before, for reasons that some considered "natural", they did not have, they fought for emancipation, for work, to be recognized in roles that were previously considered only "masculine", have become leaders of company, heads of state and much more, all this while remaining central figures in maintaining family unity, thanks to their innate sensitivity and sense of motherhood. What a woman can do has no limits, she can have the many qualities of a man while remaining a woman. However this is not without consequences, as the world around her burns with passion for what she does, she finds herself having to deal with the nightmare of an endless struggle to prove her worth. Marker and watercolor on canvas 50x70cm.
Each man or woman are satellites or perhaps planets, each place is a planet in its own way, each child is a planet, often different periods of one's life are planets in their own right. Each planet contains its particularities, it is not a perfect sphere, its surface is not perfect. Each planet is just. Each planet is surrounded by stars that enhance and enhance it. A planet without stars around it is lost in the dark. Marker, watercolor and acrylic on cardboard 47x33 cm.
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