Painter · Born in 1953 - Italy

Valeria Corvino

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Madame Butterfly

Lithography on Paper
31x31in

$1,870

Nessun ne parli

Lithography on Cardboard
39x39in

$2,370

Demetra

Lithography on Paper
37x22in

$1,840

Narciso

Lithography on Paper
39x39in

$2,370

"Hermes"

Lithography on Paper
39x39in

$2,370

MAGMA VII “Mi ami davvero? So che dirai di si e io ti crederò”

Lithography on Paper
39x39in

$2,370

Guardami

Lithography on Paper
39x39in

$2,370

Endimione

Lithography on Paper
31x31in

$1,870

Valeria Corvino

Italy

Credentials

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Valeria Corvino was born in Naples (1953) and was formed through the study of the astonishing artistic wealth of her hometown. Roman sculpture, the capricious baroque, the daily familiarity with the fragments of antiquity, the architectural palimpsests of her territory are her first "masters", together with a very Mediterranean passion for the secrets of anatomy and the beauty of the human body. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts, she delves into the problem of composition by working on photography, and therefore on cuts, the zoomed image, the play of light and shadow. Combining her pictorial training, her passion for sculptural volumes, the secrets of photographic framing, she manages to perfect her innate propensity towards balance and harmony.

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2022

Quadreria / Atelier Valeria Corvino - Napoli, Italy

2018

Personale / Palazzo Vanalesti - Capri, Italy

2017

AMACI Giornata del Contemporaneo / Atelier - Napoli, Italy

2016

Biennale Salerno "Lunatica" / Salerno - Salerno, Italy

2012

Asta Save the Skin / Museo MADRE - Napoli, Italy

2010

Biennale Museo di Villa Sparina / ROMA - Roma, Italy

2008

Personale Lugano / Lugano Arte e Cultura - Lugano, Italy

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