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Single piece Framed
1
Size
19 x 12.99 in
Year
Medium
Drawings
Reference
6a2a5399
Look
How much fear I don't have.
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A unique work by Aria Carelli painted in India ink and acrylic colors on cotton mixed paper.
On a thin rope, made by the artist with a textured thread of hand-sewn wool, balances a female figure whose legs we see only, wrapped in striped stockings. As Aria tells us in her own words, the woman asserts all her courage, showing that she has no fear. The work's dark background conveys mystery and emphasizes the cathartic moment of the scene.
Handcrafted wooden frame included.
Milan, Italy
Aria Carelli is an artist who lives and works in Milan. Her artworks are like windows on a dreamlike world made by delicate and evanescent tones. The brush strokes with watercolors flow on the surface of the paper, drawing magical paths, while the acrylic and the ink help to define the recurrent figures, like the “The Fat Lady” and “The Man with the hat”. Figures that travel from the music and poetry world directly into the Aria's artworks. In fact, she is strongly influenced by the words in books and by the songs of the most famous italian songwriters. So it appens to see in her artworks poetic verses and words, that float in this poetic “somewhere else”.
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Address
Milano, Via Carlo Pisacane 36
Pisacane Arte is a contemporary and modern art gallery situated in Milan. With over 300 mq of space, the gallery organizes exhibitions, events and cultural conferences in order to encourage the encounter between artists, collectors and art lovers. The art gallery offers artworks by historicized and emerging artists, with a particular attention to pop and st...