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Angela Cortese
Italy
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
Energy spewing out in all directions — streams emanating from a dark core and shooting outward with no apparent destination.
Matassa doesn't depict disorder. It depicts the moment when dispersion becomes aware of itself—and, from that recognition, begins to seek its own center.
The movement isn't centrifugal forever. It's the first step toward the return.
Matassa doesn't depict disorder. It depicts the moment when dispersion becomes aware of itself—and, from that recognition, begins to seek its own center.
The movement isn't centrifugal forever. It's the first step toward the return.
Angela Cortese
Italy
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Angela Cortese is an Italian artist who develops a contemporary abstract style characterized by broad pictorial spaces, gestural marks, and intense color contrasts. Her works emerge from layers of color, gesture, and texture that create immersive and dynamic compositions.
Within these spaces, small figurative elements sometimes emerge, fragments of reality that emerge from the landscape of the unconscious and dialogue with the abstract dimension of the work.
The creative process often originates from a memory or an internal perception, which becomes a threshold for exploring emotions, memory, and vital energy.
His research is based on the concept of Psychosynthetic Art, inspired by the thought of Roberto Assagioli, in which color, gesture, and memory become tools for exploring inner experience.
Within these spaces, small figurative elements sometimes emerge, fragments of reality that emerge from the landscape of the unconscious and dialogue with the abstract dimension of the work.
The creative process often originates from a memory or an internal perception, which becomes a threshold for exploring emotions, memory, and vital energy.
His research is based on the concept of Psychosynthetic Art, inspired by the thought of Roberto Assagioli, in which color, gesture, and memory become tools for exploring inner experience.
Angela Cortese
Matassa
$2,200
