Milena Bernardini - Meriggio cromatico

I love the gentle hills of the Marche, where rolling fields lead the eye toward the mountains. Each season offers a different palette of colors: the tender green of spring, the gold of summer, and the red of autumn sunsets. In this landscape, I rediscover silence, harmony, and a sense of memory. It is a simple, authentic beauty that stirs deep emotions in me every time I gaze upon it, reminding me how special my homeland is.
The painting is part of the Panoramas series and was created without the use of artificial intelligence. Size: 40x40x2 cm. It does not require a frame; the edges are painted black, and it already has a hook for hanging.
The work was exhibited in 2026 during the solo painting exhibition Poliedrica at Galleria Spazio K in Grottammare (AP), Italy.
The painting will be shipped in a sturdy cardboard box after being carefully wrapped in protective paper. A paper certificate of authenticity issued by the artist is included.
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About the artist:
Milena Bernardini believes in the communicative power of color. In her paintings, she seeks musicality, balance, and harmony, playing with shapes and colors. For her, painting is a true companion in life, a place where she can explore different states of mind, meditate, and connect with the primordial part of herself. She brings her work to life primarily by engaging her instinctive side, and enjoys observing the beauty reflected back to her by forms, often in vivid, contrasting colors. Milena does not ask herself why the lines and colors come to life in a certain way; she observes the canvas, listening to what she feels within and to what the image communicates to her emotionally as it takes shape. Her work is therefore characterized by its ability to strike the irrational and make a thousand sensations vibrate at once. Milena Bernardini attended several art studios to learn different painting techniques, which she later explored throughout her artistic journey. She has been painting for 15 years. Today, she mainly uses oil and acrylic paints, and her preferred medium is canvas. Her paintings are held in private collections in Italy and abroad. She has held 9 solo painting exhibitions:
2015 San Benedetto del Tronto (AP), 2016 Offida (AP), 2018 Martinsicuro (TE), 2019 Altidona (FM), 2023 Montottone (FM). 2025 Massignano (AP). 2026 San Benedetto del Tronto, Cupra Marittima and Grottammare. She has participated in several public auctions and exhibited in various group shows both in Italy and abroad, including just a few of the following: 2014 Villa Vitali in Fermo, Galleria Agostiniana in Rome, 2015 Diocesan Museum of Terni, Civitella del Tronto Fortress, ArtExpò Barcelona, 2016 Sale del Bramante in Rome, Galleria Barocci in Urbino, Bratislava National Castle, 2017 San Giorgio Castle in Lerici, Palazzo della Cultura in Reggio Calabria, 2018 historic Caffè Giubbe Rosse in Florence, Palazzo Pretorio in Gubbio, 2019 Officina delle Arti in Corridonia, 2022 Oratorio San Rocco in Torre di Palme, 2025 Galleria il Rivellino in Ferrara, and Torre dei Gualtieri in San Benedetto del Tronto.