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Sara Montani

1992 • Italy • Acrylic, Chalk on Wood , Wood

21 x 25 in

$3,430

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Sara Montani

Italy

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Medium : Acrylic, Chalk on Wood , Wood
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 21.3x25.2in

About this artwork

This work is born from the intertwining of acrylic, chalk and sand, with touches of ink to give depth. It is an emotional journey, a vortex of feelings that explore the complexity of existence. They are the colors of nature in its seasons involved in a colorful vortex that encompasses everything. A real fragment of cork concretizes the explicit reference to nature in the work. By bringing this canvas into your home, you will add a dynamic and thoughtful… fulcrum, stimulating deep reflections every day.

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Sara Montani

Italy

Credentials

Group shows participant
Established Artist
Solo shows participant
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

Sara Montani interweaves memory and present in her creations, using multiple techniques—painting, engraving, and graphic design. She has created numerous publications, art portfolios, and artist's books with poets and writers. She says of herself: "I enjoy presenting works in different languages, which amaze the viewer precisely because of their diversity. I am pleased to showcase my research in a space where my "feeling" is expressed with all its creative power, to "say" what I think, in the language I feel is most suited to the purpose. To the untrained eye, my work may appear superficial experimentation, but that's not the case. There's a subtle thread running through my work, which is best seen in my solo exhibitions, where the use of multiple languages defines my writing becomes clear. And I really like that."

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