Hyperrealism in the works of Carole A. Feuerman

Carole A. Feuerman | works

HYPERREALISM IN THE WORKS OF CAROLE A. FEUERMAN

“The queen of super-realism” is how art historian John Spike described Carole A. Feuerman, the American artist famous the world over for her coloured resin sculptures.

The subjects that have characterised her artistic career from the very beginning are swimmers, women depicted in a moment of stillness, athletic figures portrayed in the act of greatest physical tension, up to the latest homages to the great classics.

Hyperrealism in the works of Carole A. Feuerman

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The works of Pietro Aldi in Saturnia

Pietro Aldi | museo

THE WORKS OF PIETRO ALDI IN SATURNIA

The largest collection of works by Pietro Aldi is preserved in Saturnia, at the Polo Culturale named after the artist.
Inaugurated in 2016, the Polo Culturale Pietro Aldi houses the largest collection of works by the artist, is home to a library for children and young people, and organises temporary exhibitions of the highest calibre.

I recently visited the Polo Culturale Pietro Aldi, and in this post I will tell you about the life and works of an artist who told the great story of Italy.

Works by Pietro Aldi

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Gastone Novelli in Saturnia

Gastone Novelli | mostre arte

GASTONE NOVELLI IN SATURNIA

Gastone Novelli was born in Vienna in 1925 and died in Milan in 1968.
His life was short but his artistic career was singular and rebellious. His disappointment with the artistic and intellectual circles of his time is well known.

Gastone Novelli refuses a linear view of history and any rigid categorisation, but organises the stimuli from reality – landscape, mythology, fragments of his biography and literature – according to a personal coherence.

Gastone Novelli in Saturnia

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Serj’s works between past and present

Serj | olio si tela

Serj, Untitled, 2022, olio su tela, 140×180 cm. Ph. Michele Alberto Sereni

SERJ’S WORKS BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT

Serj was born in Bergamo in 1985 but lives and works in Berlin.
His work takes shape through a progressive analysis linked to the concept of the work of art as a ‘machine’, an organism composed of elements capable of generating a space of possibilities and producing meaning, knowledge, orientation.

His latest works aim to create a relationship with the architecture and frescoes of the 15th-century Palazzo Oldofredi Tadini Botti in Torre Pallavicina (Bergamo).

Dialogue between past and present at Palazzo Oldofredi Tadini Botti

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Beauty in contemporary art

Giorgio de Chirico | Ettore e Andromaca

Giorgio de Chirico, Ettore e Andromaca (1956)

BEAUTY IN CONTEMPORARY ART

Only 20th-century artists have succeeded in demonstrating that beauty is not an aesthetic factor but something that comes from deep within and can be found even in the smallest and most insignificant thing.

Is it possible to describe beauty in contemporary art and its meaning in artistic research through some of the great masterpieces and unpublished works of the 20th century?
21Gallery in Treviso tries with an exhibition that compares the works of Afro, Giacomo Balla, Alighiero Boetti, Giorgio de Chirico, Fortunato Depero and many other 20th-century artists.

Beauty in contemporary art

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