PAN – 2024

PAN 24 Ritorno qui al tema Pàn che avevo iniziato durante la pandemia La natura rende felici, sereni, umani e Pan é simbolicamente proprio la divinità della natura, della sensualità, dell’euforia, della vita. Ma Pan – con un cambio di accento – significa anche “tutto”. Questo lavoro gioca con la sensualità di tutte le forme…

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Tulip on tower en

Versione italiana DREAM A few years ago I had a dream: from where I was a luminous trail started, a bright light that unrolled along the road to the Clock Tower and from there it went up and up until a flower of light appeared on the top, a very bright, powerful flower. a flower…

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Tulip on tower

English Version SOGNO Qualche anno fa ho fatto un sogno: da dove ero partiva una scia luminosa, una luce viva che si srotolava per la strada fino alla Torre dell’orologio e da lì saliva e saliva finchè appariva un fiore di luce sulla cima un fiore luminosissimo, potente. un fiore di luce come un vessillo,…

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Women and Blades 2018-2019 en

Versione italiana Women&Blades, trittico, olio, acrilico, pastello su tela, 660×160 cm, 2018 Women & Blades, triptych (660×160 cm) painted by Paola Volpato between 2018 and 2019. In the center emerges the figure of a farmer woman holding a rake and with a pile of hay resting on her head. On the far right, a black…

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FLOWERS? – 2008/2012 – EN

FLOWERS One houndred of works on cotton paper realized from  2008 to 2016. The artworks’s titles are taken from Emily Dickinson’s poems – the poetries are indicated by T.H.Johnson. numbers. Papers cut with crime news, chocolate papers, food nets, fragments and pages thrown in the basket. Recovering these residual and discard objects is the beginning…

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PAN – 2020 – EN

This work was born during the pandemic, when Nature was reclaiming its silence, its scents, its air, and its strength. Leaves and stems form the textures of these works. Technique: Acrylic-based monotypes from gelatin plates impressed with plant stencils, linoleum, and mixed media—printed on cotton, Chinese, Japanese, and stage paper and overpainted with pastels, inks,…

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