ADRIANA TIPALDI - Italy Gallery 1

CONTACTS: adrianatipaldi@hotmail.com

Mobile: 339 5481250 Office Via Montello 98 21100 Varese Tel 0332 283678

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Ambiguous space 1

series "IT'S IMPOSSIBLE" acrylic airbrush on cardboard cm 50X70

Ambiguous Space 24

series "IT'S IMPOSSIBLE" acrylic airbrush on cardstock 50X70 cm

Ambiguous Space 22

Ambiguous Space 21

series "IT'S IMPOSSIBLE" acrylic airbrush on cardstock cm 50X70

Ambiguous Space 26

Happy place

series "IT'S IMPOSSIBLE" acrylic airbrush on cardstock cm 50X70

series "IMPROBABLE PLACES" oil and mixed media on canvas cm.50X70

Her Biography Adriana Tipaldi was born in Rimini, has a degree in philosophy and has lived for many years in the garden city of Varese, where she found the ideal setting to express her creativity in teaching, painting and writing (she has published a short-story collection "The Sun Within", Macchione ed., and a novel "A Handful of Nothing", La Riflessione ed.). She plays the piano, loves nature and animals and has worked with associations for their protection. She is the author of the book "The Poodle" (Siad ed.), in the series "animals … my friends" Artistic references She has taken part in numerous painting exhibitions. They have written about her: Silvio Raffo, Gaetano Matricardi, Silvio Raffo, Giuseppe di Luciano, Gian Paolo Mentasti, Fabrizia Buzio Negri, Mario Chiodetti, Franco Maffina, Mariarosa Belgiovine, Salvatore Russo, Giuseppe Maci. She has participated in various exhibitions in many galleries, including: Art time - Udine, Gio Art - Lucca, La Spadarina - Piacenza, Alba - Ferrara, Modigliani - Milan, La Telaccia - Turin, Artexpo Gallery - Lodi, Palazzo Bandera - Busto Arsizio, - Ad-Art, Italia Arte - Turin, Arte Città Amica - Turin - Artitalia - Calenda - Art Point - Arte Rama - L'èlite - Cà Zanardi - Venice, Bebopart - Galleria Sant'Isaia - Bologna

About Her Art

PARISIAN FANTASIES

Against a blue and green background, the colours of nature, I play with simple geometric elements which, together with the stylised shapes of Paris rooftops, represent human construction through the centuries.
Can culture, then—the work of humankind—grow without offending and destroying nature, instead unfolding in a fluid embrace, always creating new harmonies?

Adriana Tipaldi

In Adriana Tipaldi’s airy paintings we find not so much the real Paris as a Paris of the soul: the gentle, crystalline purity of a metaphysical landscape, the antechamber to a Baudelairean Elsewhere where everything is “luxe, calme et volupté”.
Painting as a catharsis of the everyday, a true “invitation to travel”: crisp yet intense strokes of spiritual geometry, reflecting an inner light
constantly alive.

Prof. Silvio Raffo

IMPROBABLE PLACES

Improbable places, or perhaps impossible...
But I imagined them, or dreamed them, and tried to portray them on canvas: in these paintings too, as in other earlier series, I wanted to express my deep desire for a world in which nature—represented by a few stylised elements, animals, plants, simple blades of grass—coexists, without suffering any violence, with human culture.
Human work is rendered through geometric forms, a kind of weave with volumetric rhythms that symbolise rationality, sometimes with images of candid buildings, houses, little churches, improbable stairways that vanish into space.
Places where harmony reigns, without clashes—places in which humankind, never depicted, loves and respects nature in all its manifestations.

Adriana Tipaldi

AMBIGUOUS SPACE

The reality she observes is broken down and reassembled, grasped for an instant and then lost in space, lived intensely or dreamed in a sensual surrender…
In every painting Adriana Tipaldi conveys a powerful tension toward the sky of becoming, coloured by expectations, by vibrations, by tremors rising from distant roots, symbolised by the fullness of the fruit where everything finds its beginning. Which is also its end.
Memory and design, death and life, sea and sky merge into a distant blue..

Prof. Gaetano Matricardi

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