Corsi e ricorsi femminili
Acrylic, Vinyl on Canvas
24x39in
$2,070
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Valeria Galasso
Italy
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Cement on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 27.6x31.5in
About this artwork
Using modeling clay, acrylic, and black steel wire, I created a tactile surface to evoke scars, visible and invisible. The wire and red dots represent the living fragments of present and past pain, reminding us that every interaction leaves a mark on the fabric of existence, but this does not mean we have to give up the courage to be hurt again. It is an introspective dialogue.
Valeria Galasso
Italy
Credentials
- Works on commission
Passionate about Art and Technology, Valeria graduated from the Art School experimenting with various declinations of pictorial and sculptural art, and later specialized in Information Technology. She came into contact with the world of cinema and interior design. She collaborated on various projects of a different narrative nature, and took an introspective path that found its natural fit in painting. She dedicated herself to the study and use of matter and materials, abandoning reasoning by sifting through states of mind and transposing them from the ineffable to the material. Attracted by the conflict between logic and instinct, she immersed herself in the search for her own expressive identity, to convey emotions, anxieties and fragility, drawing on personal experience and preferring working with bare hands. Between spontaneity and irrationality, her works are fragments of a continuous deconstruction and stratification. The red, always present, is a symbolic opposition to violence against women.
