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Sciacovelli

notes of writer Anna Sciacovelli

Abruzzese, born in 1962, a baccalaureate of applied art achieved in 1982 in Sulmona, a remarkable propensity for watercolor, broad participation in important awards national.
course since the first reading of his works in his studio in Sulmona, assemblies for a solo show, what strikes the visitor is the extreme delicacy of color and the smoothness of the sign seems to caress the borderline, almost in silence, given formal.
A poetics of color in this sensitive artist who, especially in the countryside also marine, finds its source of inspiration without neglecting other issues
In a see-saw game of light-shadows the formal aspect seems to be suspended between reality and dream in a phantasmagoric chromatic tension that tightens, especially in still lifes, the objects represented by placing them in a timeless space . For Nadia
Lolletti painting and art in its various forms of expression are almost a refuge for herself and know Socratic, while conversing with others, with a company, in my opinion, too often distracted and that she, an artist, tries to shake off lethargy by putting into play an atavistic herself and her own personality.
almost an open challenge, that of the painter, in a continuous assemblies-color sign, painted words, just whispered in an atmosphere that seems to transcend the confines of the everyday, to stand in an "other" world, a world of amazing brightness. A comparison
-clash, his, while the same emotion that strikes the observer in front of each work becomes and is a blank page on which to write down the message transposed through the sign-color artist.
Despite high levels of participation in important national and international awards the Lolletti day after day, Penelope story continues, as if for the first time, to weave and re-weave canvas, drawing on its external reality only as a pretext to let emerge from his "I" everything is urgent and at the same time, forward, almost in a whisper, your message. Anna
Sciacovelli

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