Il David delle Apuane (2014) Painting by Annamaria Maremmi

Annamaria Maremmi, a contemporary Italian artist, embarked on her artistic journey in Florence in the 70s, marking the beginning of a prolific career. Her early exhibitions included both solo and group showcases, with a noteworthy debut at Gallery S. Jacopo, offering a breathtaking view of the Arno River near the Old Bridge. Over the years, Annamaria has continued to exhibit her work at various events and through associations, earning recognition and accolades for her artistic contributions.

Solo exhibitions held in municipal offices, with the support of Campi Bisenzio, Signa, and Pontassieve, further established Annamaria's presence in the art scene. Recent exhibitions at esteemed locations such as the historic Caffè The RCMP and the Museum of Florence Guidi in Forte dei Marmi have added to her artistic legacy. Her numerous awards and recognitions attest to the depth of her artistic prowess.

Annamaria Maremmi conducts her artistic endeavors in her studio at Campi Bisenzio, extending her creative reach to Signa and Marina di Pietrasanta. Her dynamic and vital approach to painting is characterized by a skillful manipulation of color, constructing spaces with vigorous and fluid strokes that capture the essence of movement, light refractions, and a palpable sense of freedom.

In her works, such as "The Silence and Visions," Annamaria Maremmi consistently expresses the intention to mentally isolate herself, delving into a treasure chest where magical and autonomous lyrical elements unfold. Her paintings depict dreams, expectations, and stories with a harmonious blend of sweet and strong chromatic forms. The artist's testimony serves as a testament to her ability to communicate by seamlessly combining past experiences with the present, projecting them into a mysterious and compelling realm. Annamaria Maremmi's art not only captivates the eye but also offers a profound exploration of the seen, thought, and lived experiences.

• Nationality: ITALY
• Date of birth : 1946
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• Groups: Contemporary Italian Artists