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Liminal Spaces – Darja Štefančič
The personal exhibition by Slovenian artist Darja Štefančič with the title “Liminal Spaces” will open on April 21 at 5 pm at the Galleria Il Leone-Dislivello in via Aleardo Aleardi 12 – Rome. The event, curated by the art critic Monica Ferrarini, of the Associazione M.F.eventi, received the moral patronage of the Slovenian Embassy, the Regione Lazio, the I Municipio Roma Centro and the associations FIDAPA BPW Italy section Ara Pacis and Donne & Società. The exhibition is part of the events of the Rome Art Week by Night, April 21, from 19 to 22. “Darja Štefančič’s pictorial art is expression of a captivating creative instinct behind which hides a…
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Imageries
The collective contemporary exhibition Imageries opened on Friday the 18th of November at 5.30 pm at the Galleria Il Leone-Dislivello in via Aleardo Aleardi 12, Rome. The event, curated by the art critic Monica Ferrarini of the Association M.F.eventi had the moral Patronage of the Lazio Region and the First Municipality of the Centre of Rome.“The exhibition delineates a various plot amongst innovative dialogues, through which the artists display numerous narrations through their artworks, which are able to open up new imaginative horizons that show all the riches of various approaches to the image. Each creation shows an incisive personality, freed from schemes and rules, delineating the ability to go…
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The Hidden Side of Things
The collective contemporary art exhibition The Hidden Side of Things opened on Monday the 24th of October at 5.30 pm at the Galleria Il Leone-Dislivello in via Aleardo Aleardi 12, Rome.The event was curated by the art critic Monica Ferrarini of the Association M.F.eventi.The exhibition is part of the events by the Rome Art Week, annual manifestation that wants to spot a highlight on contemporary art in all its shapes, showing where the ancient cohabits with the contemporary, and inquiring new aspects that the city of Rome can offer. The event sees involved ten international artists carefully selected who, through their artworks, intend to propose a “different” reality, captured in…
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John Bacon
John Bacon’s painting is an impulse that gains shape through thought and a touch of rationality, a process that develops unexpectedly and that changes in the process, as there’s nothing planned in the mind of the one who creates. It’s an autonomous and intuitive path that knows nothing of premeditated plans, but that develops freely in following instincts and impulses in order to bring out his most authentic side. Hence, painting becomes an expression of the self, of various and complex internal worlds, where non-structured lines and shapes let themselves be transported by the trail of the creative momentum.John Bacon uses an incisive expressive code of great visual impact, founded on the…
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Russell Vanecek
Russell Vanecek’s paintings immediately introduce us to the heart of his research, based on the detailed observation of the natural aspects, of their spirit and innate fascination. Each image is charged with vital energy and remains suspended in a sort of mysticism. The creative process is a journey that allows the Artist to approach in a propositive manner the surrounding world, observing and studying it as a wide inquiry filed in which to find new dimensions. It’s a poetic celebration of the natural world that is revealed in the explosive lyricism of the colours, and aims at showing the mystical side of a Nature enveloped in enchanted atmospheres. The power…
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Paola Salomè
Paola Salomè’s pictorial process is a journey that stems from the earthly dimension in order to reach the incantation of existential mystery: a complex and deep path made of vibrant images in their vivid hues, nurtured by rare poetry. These are canvases of internal pulsions, sentiments, memories, emotions, but which, most importantly, make possible the research and the discovery of what remains intangible. Each artwork, in its propulsive power, expresses the hidden subconscious potentiality in the phenomenic reality in which we’re immersed daily, but blind and incapable to let go to contemplation, to capture the aspects of nature that the Artist manages to sublimate in the form of pure energy. The colour becomes…
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Kari Veastad
Kari Veastad’s pictorial language gains an intense narrative meaning, becoming expression of an inexhaustible journey of exploration and knowledge, where ample space is left to the subconscious, to the intimate and private dimension in relationship with the surrounding reality in order to render it under a new guise, charged with conceptual and expressive contents that feed on the colours and emotional gesturing of the author. Colour is the soul of these paintings, stemming from an attentive formal and structural elaboration, where each element is skillfully balanced, capturing the gaze of the observer, and becoming an opportunity for a mental and reflective path of pleasure. Attentive to the world that surrounds…
