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Romina Petrini
Italy
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil Pastel on Paper
- Other details : Artwork on fixed support. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 32.7x24.4in
About this artwork
"I can read the maps of war, but I cannot read the fate of a child."
Janusz Korczak
In this portrait, there's no room for consolation. There remains only the moral imperative to remain vigilant, with eyes wide open to history, ready to read the signs of evil with the same firm, tragic awareness as Korczak.
Janusz Korczak
In this portrait, there's no room for consolation. There remains only the moral imperative to remain vigilant, with eyes wide open to history, ready to read the signs of evil with the same firm, tragic awareness as Korczak.
Romina Petrini
Italy
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
Romina Petrini's Art Pedagogy is a profound integration of academic excellence and militant ethics, inspired by Janusz Korczak. Her approach transforms painting into a manifesto that places the sacredness and rights of children at its core.
The roots of his art lie in the teachings of two great masters: Patrizio Moscardelli, from whom he learned the use of material and strong lines as languages of resistance and memory; and Cesare D'Antonio, who shaped his sensitivity to "beauty," understood as a universal ethical value and not an aesthetic goal.
Petrini's is a pedagogy of active memory: the paintbrush becomes an instrument of justice to give childhood a voice, placing the child back at the center of the cosmos as a free and immortal being.
The roots of his art lie in the teachings of two great masters: Patrizio Moscardelli, from whom he learned the use of material and strong lines as languages of resistance and memory; and Cesare D'Antonio, who shaped his sensitivity to "beauty," understood as a universal ethical value and not an aesthetic goal.
Petrini's is a pedagogy of active memory: the paintbrush becomes an instrument of justice to give childhood a voice, placing the child back at the center of the cosmos as a free and immortal being.
Romina Petrini
Janusz Korczak Visione Tragica
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