Laura Segatori - EVA ( snake eyes contact)

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Laura Segatori presents EVA (snake eyes contact), an oil on canvas work with resin and textured ground, 2022, 50 x 40 cm, weight 1.5 kg, country of origin Italy, in excellent condition, hand-signed, with certificate of authenticity.

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#IWD24

Personal website: laura-segatori-1.jimdosite.com

YouTube channel: youtube.com/@laurasegatoriartist

....Hug me with the sweet sea, octopus Eva
And we will breathe it for as long as you want
With the wings of an archangel
In the space of a moment
Beyond the oceans
Amphibians like new sailors....

The work is executed in oil on canvas, with a textured background and resin.

The piece carries a certificate of authenticity.

Packaging is insured and shipping is fast.

Represented by ON ART GALLERY of Florence, ARTE CONTESA of Rome, CONDOTTO SPAZIO ARTE of Modena.

I earned my degree in scenography in Rome, with top marks, and early on I worked extensively as a set decorator in various theatrical and television productions. This activity gave me productive painting skills for my artworks. I develop sensitivity to the figure of the woman I portray in all her facets, conveying both her strength and great fragility, using sandy texture and resin. Resin as a symbol of water, the vital element from which we are protected since the maternal womb, but sometimes also suffocated. I call it the icy lava, which fossilizes and freezes the present moment. The works executed exclusively in oil are from the "Bad Girl" and "Bad Boy" series, in which I show a strong, transgressive, and sensual woman/man. Armchair is the most recent series and features my beloved armchair as the protagonist, where the models relate to it. Today I am a television production designer, and I keep my love for projects fused with emotion, which I strive to express in all fields.

#IWD24

Personal website: laura-segatori-1.jimdosite.com

YouTube channel: youtube.com/@laurasegatoriartist

....Hug me with the sweet sea, octopus Eva
And we will breathe it for as long as you want
With the wings of an archangel
In the space of a moment
Beyond the oceans
Amphibians like new sailors....

The work is executed in oil on canvas, with a textured background and resin.

The piece carries a certificate of authenticity.

Packaging is insured and shipping is fast.

Represented by ON ART GALLERY of Florence, ARTE CONTESA of Rome, CONDOTTO SPAZIO ARTE of Modena.

I earned my degree in scenography in Rome, with top marks, and early on I worked extensively as a set decorator in various theatrical and television productions. This activity gave me productive painting skills for my artworks. I develop sensitivity to the figure of the woman I portray in all her facets, conveying both her strength and great fragility, using sandy texture and resin. Resin as a symbol of water, the vital element from which we are protected since the maternal womb, but sometimes also suffocated. I call it the icy lava, which fossilizes and freezes the present moment. The works executed exclusively in oil are from the "Bad Girl" and "Bad Boy" series, in which I show a strong, transgressive, and sensual woman/man. Armchair is the most recent series and features my beloved armchair as the protagonist, where the models relate to it. Today I am a television production designer, and I keep my love for projects fused with emotion, which I strive to express in all fields.

Details

Artist
Laura Segatori
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
EVA ( snake eyes contact)
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2022
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
40 cm
Weight
1.5 kg
Period
2020+
ItalyVerified
318
Objects sold
96.77%
Private

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