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Geisha dreaming
The work Geisha Dreaming cm 100x100 is part of the successful pictorial cycle of the Geishas, icons of grace, femininity and mystery. His is a contemporary figurative art that breaks out of the classic schemes using technique and contents created in an original way. Her technique, in fact tested and then patented by her, is composed of resin mixed with pure pigments then hot-cast to make her faces full of shine and three-dimensionality. Finally, the work is completed with the intervention of dripping art to fill in the contours and empty spaces. His works are unique pieces.
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The work Geisha Dreaming cm 100x100 is part of the successful pictorial cycle of the Geishas, icons of grace, femininity and mystery. His is a contemporary figurative art that breaks out of the classic schemes using technique and contents created in an original way. Marlene Compostella restorer as well as various exhibitions in public and private spaces was among the 10 finalists of the prestigious Cairo Mondadori Award.
The work Geisha Dreaming cm 100x100 is part of the successful pictorial cycle of the Geishas, icons of grace, femininity and mystery. His is a contemporary figurative art that breaks out of the classic schemes using technique and contents created in an original way. Marlene Compostella restorer as well as various exhibitions in public and private spaces was among the 10 finalists of the prestigious Cairo Mondadori Award.
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Data sheet
- Technique
- Resin & Pigments
- Support
- canvas
- Year
- 2022
- Dimensions (W x H) cm
- 100x100 cm
Marlene Compostella
Marlene Compostella was born in Bassano del Grappa in 1975.
Thanks to her studies in the field of painting and restoration, she experimented with the fusion of pure pigments with self-leveling resin and understood all the possibilities and chromatic advantages that these two materials could offer her. Through soft masses of colors spread with elegance and precision, it is able to involve the viewer in an almost three-dimensional and nostalgic dimension.
His painting moves between figurative and abstract, with a direct link that links it to dripping.
Despite the passion for portraits, his production also ranges a lot in the context of nature