Belott's Curiosity for Rhoda Kellog's work took him to a Connecticut warehouse that holds over two million children's drawings - the largest survey of scribbling and finger painting ever conducted.
Disruptive and luxuriant nature that is unleashed from the depths of the interior and nature that narrates care, rebirth and the constant and continuous inner struggle between the abysses of darkness and the desire to create. This and much more in this interview with Margherita Paoletti.
An exhibition divided in 'thematic islands' within which the artist's identity develops, his relationship with the reality of the experience in opposition and / or in dialogue with the articular objectivity of the computer universe.
Karlien De Villiers draws on the visual imagery of comics and illustration, which she uses to lightly convey committed messages. The works on display allude to the suspended sensation of floating, the artist's natural state, which is often found "sailing alone".
Karlien De Villiers draws on the visual imagery of comics and illustration, which she uses to lightly convey committed messages. The works on display allude to the suspended sensation of floating, the artist's natural state, which is often found "sailing alone".
Laurina Paperina apre al Dolomiti le porte del suo studio, raccontando la nascita delle sue opere surreali.
This article dedicated to Karlien De Villiers describes the work ''Floating Solo ''
In this article dedicated to Karlien De Villiers we explore the vision of the world that the South African artist offers in her works.
The boutiques of Galleria Cavour host the wax sculptures of the exhibition 'The shapes of matter' by David Aaron Angeli curated by Simona Gavioli, in collaboration with Cellar Contemporary, on the occasion of the Bolognese Art-Week (up to February 8th). Wax, the material that the artist prefers and uses most frequently in the creation of his sculptural works, is linked to his goldsmith studies, but is processed by him as a raw material and enhance its intrinsic characteristics. READ MORE!
Paoletti’s illustrations for Zócalo take our overarching theme for Sketchbook—impressions of the natural world—and place these impressions within the shape of our bodies.
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