Anna Barone - Acque Lontane - Trittico

- Title: FAR WARBROOK? Wait—"ACQUE LONTANE" translates to "DISTANT WATERS" - I, II, III
- Series: Suspended Horizons – Evanescences
- Technique: Original triptych consisting of three canvases executed in acrylic and mixed media on cotton canvas
- Dimensions: n°3 canvases respectively 36×36 cm, 25×25 cm, 19×19 cm - 36x80 in total (Overall size varies with installation).
- Mounting: The works are already mounted on stretchers and ready to hang.
- Condition: excellent
- Signature: front and back hand-signed by the artist
- Certificate of authenticity: included

Description:

"Distant Waters" is an abstract triptych belonging to the series “Evanescences,” a painterly exploration devoted to suspended interior horizons between light, memory and aquatic depths.

The three canvases dialogue through translucent veils and cool tones of blue, azure, and turquoise, evoking silent landscapes and distant reflections. The forms remain intentionally undefined, allowing an emotional perception of space to emerge rather than a literal representation of a landscape.

The ensemble creates a contemplative and refined atmosphere, where water and light seem to slowly dissolve into the painted surface.

Original work handmade with acrylic on cotton canvas, signed on the front and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Unique artwork.

Colors may vary slightly depending on the screen.

Project Statement
Suspended Horizons

This work belongs to my artistic path dedicated to Suspended Horizons, a research born from the encounter between water and intuition. In these canvases, fluid matter shapes interior landscapes: imagined visions that do not represent real places, but states of mind, perceptual thresholds, and fragments of ephemeral beauty.

The surface develops through light stratifications, transparencies, and sparse fields, evoking silence, anticipation, and the breath of a suspended time. In some works, essential signs emerge — stylized blooms, floating petals, reflected trees — symbolic presences that amplify the meditative and dreamy dimension without imposing a definite narrative.

The series takes the form of a process in becoming, open to gestural and formal variations, faithful to a poetics of the unspoken and the threshold. Within this research three expressive modalities take shape, which are not closed categories but movements of the same inquiry.

- Evanescences -

In the “Evanescences” the matter dissolves and withdraws. The image appears as a distant memory, a barely grasped vision, where the landscape becomes rarefied, unstable, suspended between presence and disappearance.

- Presences -

In "Presences" the painting thickens and takes shape. The matter emerges with greater intensity, yet retaining a dreamlike quality, like a form that reveals itself without ever fully defining itself.

- Apparitions -

In the "Apparitions" light emerges from dark depths. Space becomes more intimate, and the horizon becomes a distant threshold, a direction toward which the gaze tends, guided by a luminous presence that manifests and withdraws at the same time.

Artist Statement

My work explores the fluid nature of water and its capacity to generate forms, movement, and light.

Through the use of watercolors, acrylics, inks and glazes, I translate this energy into abstract visions that bring silence, mystery, and introspection.

I paint inner landscapes: suspended horizons, reflections, blooms. Images that do not represent real places, but perceptual states balanced between appearance and dissolution.

I let the water guide the process, welcoming imperfections and fleeting traces as essential parts of the work.

My research moves between lightness and matter, keeping an open space for interpretation.

Each work is an invitation to slow down and breathe with the eyes.

Additional information:

Original work signed by hand on the front and/or back
Protected with anti-yellowing varnish.
Certificate of authenticity included
Conditions: excellent
Secure and traced shipping.
Professional packaging in a cardboard box.
The canvases have painted edges, 2 cm thick, already mounted on canvas and ready to hang.

Note:
Original colors may differ slightly from photos due to screen settings.
Ambient photos are simulations that do not always faithfully reflect the actual dimensions of the work, therefore please rely on the measurements reported in the description.

Provenance
Directly from the artist
Italy

Anna Barone (Nanako)
Year 2000 Diploma of Master of Arts
Year 2002 Diploma in Advertising Graphics and Photography
Years 2020+ Exhibitions and sales in Naples and Rome
Collaboration with Gallery of Rome ongoing