Roma Gaia
TENERA E' LA NOTTE
13 x 13 cm115 €
Roma Gaia
AUTOMNE
13 x 13 cm115 €
Roma Gaia
NEW PLACE
13 x 13 cm115 €
Roma Gaia
BELLA DI NOTTE
13 x 13 cm115 €
Roma Gaia
LIBERA IL CORPO
13 x 13 cm115 €
Roma Gaia
LIBERA
13 x 13 cm115 €
VendidoRoma Gaia
NYX
13 x 13 cm115 €
VendidoRoma Gaia
VOGLIA DI TENEREZZA
13 x 13 cm115 €
Descripción de la obra
Esta obra de arte contemporáneo única y original "LIBERA IL CORPO" fue realizada por el artista contemporáneo Roma Gaia.
El artista utilizó las técnicas Acrílico, Arena para crear esta pintura Pequeño formato sobre Otro de estilo Tema sobre el tema Minimalista.
El artista utilizó las técnicas Acrílico, Arena para crear esta pintura Pequeño formato sobre Otro de estilo Tema sobre el tema Minimalista.
información
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Estilo : Tema
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Tema : Minimalista
- - Tamaño : 13 x 13 cm
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Medio : Acrílico
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Medio : Arena
- - Marcos compatibles : 13 x 13 cm
- - Se puede enmarcar : sí
- - Formato : Pequeño
- - Material : Otro
- - Expuesta en galería : Paris 4 Ile Saint Louis
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Roma Gaia
After studying decoration technology at the Brera Fine Arts Academy, this artist from Milan began her career learning how to fashion surfaces. This training was to leave a deep and lasting impression on Gaia’s artwork. Working alongside architects, she designed furniture and decorative panels, before setting out to develop her own method of working.
Abstract in appearance, Gaia’s creations plunge the viewer into the world of dreams, more specifically into that fragile, hazy borderland between sleeping and being awake, which might be called "a semi wakeful state”. The subjects that inhabit and haunt the compositions are mostly taken from commonly known myths and legends - or simply drawn from the collective imagination - so that they may resonate with the unconscious mind of every individual. Small sculpted figures, apparently suspended and emerging from the vastness of the background...
Abstract in appearance, Gaia’s creations plunge the viewer into the world of dreams, more specifically into that fragile, hazy borderland between sleeping and being awake, which might be called "a semi wakeful state”. The subjects that inhabit and haunt the compositions are mostly taken from commonly known myths and legends - or simply drawn from the collective imagination - so that they may resonate with the unconscious mind of every individual. Small sculpted figures, apparently suspended and emerging from the vastness of the background...