The artist Maria Romano's introspective studies are intense, aimed at describing the essence of the human soul through an intense, essential pictorial gesture, aimed at describing the ripples of the human ego. The multiple studies narrated by the artist are interesting, she combines female figures, surreal, metaphysical scenarios, full of a symbolism that borders on introspective value. The artist's technique alternates between oil, acrylic and pastel, thus showing his ability in pictorial versatility.
Cit : Elisabetta La Rosa: Art Historian
The artist Maria Romano, born in Massa Lubrense, attended the Art School of Sorrento, and then moved abroad in 1997 where she lived and worked for several years, self-taughtly cultivating her intrinsic passion for art.Upon returning to Italy, she steadily resumed her artistic journey, studying the features of the human face with various studies and preferring, among the many techniques, that of pastels, mixed media and oil painting.
"I am an artist who believes in the gradual and constant growth of the craft. The impulse to create pushes me to take brushes and pencils, meticulously selecting and mixing colors. I am constantly inspired and guided by an intangible force, almost in symbiosis with the very air I breathe as I paint. Figurative art fascinates me and I find immense pleasure in interpreting it. Although realism often influences my work, I am not bound by its limitations. My imagination takes flight, leading me to explore realms where imagination and creativity are intertwined. Through the representation of human figures, predominantly female, I delve into existential themes, intertwining symbols such as butterflies, children and flowers. My art aims to reveal the profound, but often repressed, foundations of the human soul: the essence of Love"
Sovicille, SI, Italia
Udine, UD, Italia
Volterra, PI, Italia
Grottaferrata, RM, Italia
Sala Convegni del Museo Diocesano -Andria
So pleased to be part atCollective exhibition "MOOD" in Andria- ITALY
Cannigione, SS, Sardegna, Italia
