Laura Segatori (XX) - "He n°49" dalla serie bad boy






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Laura Segatori's oil on canvas portrait 'He n°49' dalla serie bad boy, 60 × 50 cm (1.5 kg), signed by hand, dated 2025, in an original edition from Portugal.
Description from the seller
"It rolled uphill as if by magic."
And I touched the ground while remaining balanced.
I made a tree to swing on.
Shift your perspective to look in a different direction.
"And try to make mistakes so I can feel like I'm making a mistake."
(Califo)
The artwork is done in oil on canvas.
The work has a certificate of authenticity.
The packaging is secure and shipping is fast.
represented by
In the art gallery of Florence
Controversial Art of Rome
CONDOTTO SPAZIO ARTE of Modena
Laura Segatori, a contemporary Italian painter, is recognized for her keen observations of reality, her skillful painting, and her expressive drawings. Her artistic journey began as self-taught, guided by an innate passion for capturing the essence of the world around her. Only later did she make the fundamental decision to formalize her training, enrolling in the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts in Rome.
At the Academy, Laura earned a degree in set design, demonstrating exceptional talent and dedication to her profession. Her commitment to excellence was recognized with honors upon graduation. Initially, she translated her artistic skills into the field of set decoration, contributing to various theatrical and television productions. This early professional experience not only honed her technical skills but also imbued her artwork with unique depth and perspective.
A distinctive aspect of Laura's artistic repertoire is her exploration of the female form. Her paintings reflect a subtle understanding of the multifaceted nature of femininity, capturing both strength and fragility. To bring her vision to life, she uses sandy material and resin, employing these materials as expressive instruments. Resin, in particular, holds symbolic meaning, representing water as a vital element that surrounds and protects us from the womb, but sometimes conveys a feeling of suffocation. Laura poetically refers to this material as "frozen lava," a substance that fossilizes and preserves the present moment.
"It rolled uphill as if by magic."
And I touched the ground while remaining balanced.
I made a tree to swing on.
Shift your perspective to look in a different direction.
"And try to make mistakes so I can feel like I'm making a mistake."
(Califo)
The artwork is done in oil on canvas.
The work has a certificate of authenticity.
The packaging is secure and shipping is fast.
represented by
In the art gallery of Florence
Controversial Art of Rome
CONDOTTO SPAZIO ARTE of Modena
Laura Segatori, a contemporary Italian painter, is recognized for her keen observations of reality, her skillful painting, and her expressive drawings. Her artistic journey began as self-taught, guided by an innate passion for capturing the essence of the world around her. Only later did she make the fundamental decision to formalize her training, enrolling in the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts in Rome.
At the Academy, Laura earned a degree in set design, demonstrating exceptional talent and dedication to her profession. Her commitment to excellence was recognized with honors upon graduation. Initially, she translated her artistic skills into the field of set decoration, contributing to various theatrical and television productions. This early professional experience not only honed her technical skills but also imbued her artwork with unique depth and perspective.
A distinctive aspect of Laura's artistic repertoire is her exploration of the female form. Her paintings reflect a subtle understanding of the multifaceted nature of femininity, capturing both strength and fragility. To bring her vision to life, she uses sandy material and resin, employing these materials as expressive instruments. Resin, in particular, holds symbolic meaning, representing water as a vital element that surrounds and protects us from the womb, but sometimes conveys a feeling of suffocation. Laura poetically refers to this material as "frozen lava," a substance that fossilizes and preserves the present moment.
