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Auleta Nadia


Italy, 2021 - Unique piece

Paintings. Japanese Gyotaku technique painting on "Kozo" Asian mulberry paper

134 W x 53.5 H x 2 D cm

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Auleta Nadia

Italy

Nadia Auleta, born in Lavagna (Genoa), began her artistic career after working as a technical designer. She specializes in the Gyotaku technique, an ancient Japanese art of fish reproduction on rice paper, which she later reinterprets on fabrics and wood. Living in Sestri Levante, her works are deeply inspired by the marine environment. Displayed in Ateliers in Camogli and Casarza Ligure, her art is in private collections worldwide. Auleta has been featured on Rai 3 and exhibited at the Galata Museo del Mare in Genoa.

Nadia Auleta, born in Lavagna (Genoa), began her artistic career after working as a technical designer. She specializes in the Gyotaku technique, an ancient Japanese art of fish reproduction on rice paper, which she later reinterprets on fabrics and wood. Living in Sestri Levante, her works are deeply inspired by the marine environment. Displayed in Ateliers in Camogli and Casarza Ligure, her art is in private collections worldwide. Auleta has been featured on Rai 3 and exhibited at the Galata Museo del Mare in Genoa.
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Aguglia


Paintings. Japanese Gyotaku technique painting on "Kozo" Asian mulberry paper.

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Using a shabby-treated wooden frame, this artwork employs the Gyotaku pictorial technique, where a real fish or cephalopod is inked and pressed onto Japanese paper to create a detailed imprint. Nadia Auleta’s works celebrate the Mediterranean Sea’s catch, focusing on traditional prey like fish, octopus, and bream.

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  • Size 134 W x 53.5 H x 2 D cm
  • Mediums Mixed media
  • Styles Figurative
  • Creation year 2021
  • Authenticity This work includes the artist's signature
  • Ships from Italy
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