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Other details :
Artwork on fixed support. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
11.8x7.9in
About this artwork
This image was exhibited in 2025 in the exhibition "L'anima del Paesaggio" at the Museum Diocesano Arborense in Oristano, Sardinia.
"The fisherman begins his work at dawn. The stillness and the light of the early morning capture the moment, hold me captive, and I sense this wonderful place of inspiration. I am here at Punta Licosa for a long time. The blue hour is my favorite light. It invites dreams and has a healing effect on the soul, far removed… from all the hustle and bustle of the world. Later in the day, the fisherman tells me that he caught nothing this morning, but that's not the point; he, too, enjoys the stillness of the morning. The stillness by the sea at Cape Sirens, where a legendary seafarer once sailed by."
Framed picture: 40 x 30 cm
Sonja Kalmanfi dedicates her artistic work with extraordinary consistency to the Cilento region in southern Italy. For her, the national park is not only a subject, but also a habitat, a source of inspiration, and an emotional point of reference. She lived there for extended periods, returns regularly, and exhibits her work there. Light, color, and atmosphere become vehicles for memory, sensation, and inner states. The landscape thus appears not as a mere representation of a place, but as a mirror of a personal, inner experience. In her works, coastlines, mountains, villages, and vegetation merge with the artist's inner world. Color becomes an emotional medium; Sonja possesses a unique form of synesthesia, perceiving color and numbers together. This results in works of quiet intensity and sensual melancholy that lead the viewer to the border between dream and reality and invite a deeper encounter with nature and their own perception.