Fragile e Ruvida
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- Artist Passaniti Samantha
- Category Sculptures
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Creation year 2020
- Dimensions 25 W x 25 H x 6 D cm
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Description
Superimposed canvases, chalk, white pigment and soil collected in Morocco.
The artwork is crafted entirely from recycled and natural materials collected by the artist in nature. This approach reflects the artist's focus on the dialogue between the intimate world and the natural world, using the materials to strengthen this connection.
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Passaniti Samantha
Samantha Passaniti, Born in Grosseto (IT) in 1981, she lives and works between Monte Argentario and Rome. Graduated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, in 2015 she attended a postgraduate course at the Slade School of Art in London. She exhibited her works in several solo and group show in Italy and abroad. In the last years she participated in some artistic residencies in natural sites where she realized site specific installation.
Her artistic research focuses on the experimentation of natural materials collected in the environment, become the object of reflection and investigation into the complexity of human relationships and the existential experience. Her paintings and installations are the result of a continuous relationship, between inside and outside, between the intimate world and the environment, between man and nature, between the existential and natural cycles.
