Enrica Berselli, Reich Gottes Autopoiesi, 2021, cera, pigmenti e bibbia tedesca
Enrica Berselli (Modena, 1984) sculpts, draws and paints relics of bodies in perpetual mutation through the skin, a symbolic place of communication between what is internal and invisible and the external world.
The body is the protagonist in Enrica Berselli’s works.
The works of Enrica Berselli
Iskra Shahaj #90
The summer of Iskra Shahaj, Albanian by birth, Ferrarese by adoption and now living in Abu Dhabi, is influenced by the colours of the Mediterranean and the desert that develop her imagination and creativity.
In her works there is no narrative, it is a moment captured during the day and for this reason the paintings do not have a title but only a number that identifies them.
Her canvases have a recurring theme of solitude, understood as a moment of recollection with oneself.
The works of Iskra Shahaj
Giovanni Segantini, All’ovile, 1892
The painting All’ovile by Giovanni Segnatini is one of Segantini’s masterpieces of Italian Divisionism and late 19th century European painting.
It is a painting in which the artist used both the Divisionist technique and the addition of gold in the brushstrokes to give it a symbolic value.
All’ovile is one of three paintings that focus on the effects of artificial light in a stable and, being the last, concludes this quest.
At the Barn by Giovanni Segantini
Palermo is a fascinating city, as is the whole of Sicily, offering a multitude of things to see and do that emphasise the history and liveliness of its people.
During a holiday in Palermo, what are the things to see and do? Let’s find out together.
What to see in and around Palermo
Everyone knows the sculptures but few have ever seen the engravings of Antonio Canova.
Yet these works are valuable because they describe not only the career and works of a great artist but also his ability to promote himself.
The engravings of Antonio Canova
