Daidone Concetta (1962) - La teiera





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Concetta Daidone, born in 1962 in Atri, presents La teiera, a 40 × 40 cm contemporary acrylic painting on canvas, signed by hand with a certificate, dated 2024 as an original Italian edition.
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Concetta Daidone was born in Atri, Italy in 1962.
A single work on canvas in thick, textural acrylic
signed and with a certificate
- Concetta Daidone was born in Atri, Italy in 1962.
Exhibitions: the more recent ones include the one at the Art Gallery “Il Trittico” in Rome, at the Museo delle Genti d’Abruzzo in Pescara, and at the Ugo Guidi Museum in Forte dei Marmi. Her canvases are animated by a powerful, pulsating expressiveness that takes shape through a mixed technique characterized by a cutting, geometric, and jagged materiality. “The artist, with her works, tells us about her world, rich in poignant melancholy, yet at the same time dense with emotion and vital energy. Looking at her paintings one cannot help but notice a certain modesty, as if not wanting to fully reveal her sensitive soul. Her landscapes, never merely descriptive but always a manifestation of her way of interacting with the things around her, speak of her better than any biography. The study of color, the brushwork, the delicate glazes, render magical the atmosphere that one breathes while observing her works.” (Roberto Di Giampaolo)
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We offer no reserve.
COMBINED SHIPPING; If you purchase multiple works in the same auction you pay only one shipping.
Concetta Daidone was born in Atri, Italy in 1962.
A single work on canvas in thick, textural acrylic
signed and with a certificate
- Concetta Daidone was born in Atri, Italy in 1962.
Exhibitions: the more recent ones include the one at the Art Gallery “Il Trittico” in Rome, at the Museo delle Genti d’Abruzzo in Pescara, and at the Ugo Guidi Museum in Forte dei Marmi. Her canvases are animated by a powerful, pulsating expressiveness that takes shape through a mixed technique characterized by a cutting, geometric, and jagged materiality. “The artist, with her works, tells us about her world, rich in poignant melancholy, yet at the same time dense with emotion and vital energy. Looking at her paintings one cannot help but notice a certain modesty, as if not wanting to fully reveal her sensitive soul. Her landscapes, never merely descriptive but always a manifestation of her way of interacting with the things around her, speak of her better than any biography. The study of color, the brushwork, the delicate glazes, render magical the atmosphere that one breathes while observing her works.” (Roberto Di Giampaolo)

