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In this work, I wanted to give new life to discarded materials, transforming them into visual poetry. I collected metal fragments, dust, and forgotten residues, recomposing them into an image reminiscent of the lunar surface. The moon, with its shadows and flashes, has always fascinated me: a symbol of mystery, change, and inner reflection. Through recycling, I sought to restore dignity to what seemed useless, creating an emotional landscape that… invites us to look beyond appearances. In this dialogue between matter and light, my moon is born from imperfection, yet shines with an authentic and regenerated energy.
Silvana Di Vora, a self-taught artist, uses watercolor, acrylic on canvas, and scrap materials to create works brimming with light and movement. She experiments with figurative and abstract art, using rapid brushstrokes and intense monochromes, highlighting the three-dimensionality and luminosity of unexpected details. Her works, often melancholic and dynamic, convey that even from darkness, the most intense light and vibrant color can emerge, instilling vitality and hope in the viewer.