Pedro Salinas / Giovanni Prini | Io di più non posso darti / I cannot give you more..

Io di più non posso darti

Non sono che quello che sono.

Ah come vorrei essere

sabbia, sole, in estate!

Che tu ti distendessi

riposata a riposare.

Che andando via tu mi lasciassi

il tuo corpo, impronta tenera,

tiepida, indimenticabile.

E che con te se ne andasse

sopra di te, il mio bacio lento:

colore,

dalla nuca al tallone,

bruno.

Pablo Neruda | Chiedo silenzio / I ask for silence / Pido silencio

Ora, lasciatemi tranquillo.

Ora, abituatevi senza di me.

Io chiuderò gli occhi

E voglio solo cinque cose,

cinque radici preferite.

Una è l'amore senza fine.

La seconda è vedere l'autunno.

Non posso vivere senza che le foglie

volino e tornino alla terra.

La terza è il grave inverno,

la pioggia che ho amato, la carezza

del fuoco nel freddo silvestre.

Victor Nizovtsev🎨

Qiang Huang, 1959 | Impressionist painter

Qiang Huang (pronounced Chong Wong) is an impressionistic, representational artist painting still life, landscape and figurative subjects.

Huang was born and raised in Beijing China and now lives at Austin, Texas.

His interest in art was developed in his early ages, and influenced strongly by his uncle, a professional painter and art educator. Qiang has studied basic skills of drawing and painting under his uncle's guidance.

He won awards in multiple school art shows.

Giovanna Garzoni | Baroque painter

Giovanna Garzoni (1600-1670) was an Italian painter of the Baroque era, considered to be one of the greatest Italian miniaturists of the seventeenth century.

Born in 1600 in Ascoli Piceno, Garzoni's talent was first noticed when she apprenticed with a pharmacist in her home town.

Her parents, Giacomo Garzoni and Isabetta Gaia both came from families of artisans but were not artists themselves.

They could provide no training for their daughter, as was typical for many women artists of the period.

Anastasiya Matveeva, 1988 | Figurative painter

Анастасия Матвеева /Anastasiya Matveeva was born in the town of Kuznetsk, Penza Oblast, Russia. Within seven years she began to engage in art school, from 2003-2008. She studied at the Penza Art College K.A. Savitsky.

In 2009 she graduated with honors from the St. Petersburg State Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture I.E. Repin🎨.

Matveeva graduated from the studio of easel painting under the guidance of VS Pesikova.

In 2009 -Awarded🎨 the Medal of the Russian Academy of Arts.

In 2016 Matveeva joined the Union of Russian Artists.

At present, she works in St.Petersburg. She is the leading participant of Russian and international exhibitions. Her paintings are in private collections in Russia, Europe and China.

Felipe Eckhardt | Hope / Un messaggio di speranza attraverso la scultura

A shining example of using art to channel a powerful message elegantly and distinctly.

Brazilian artist🎨 Felipe Eckhardt was hired to work on this image for the Salvation Army. The goal of Art Director Felipe Gomes was to convey the practice of working together to create change and help one another using the imagery of a human pyramid.

Giancarlo Vitali | Concerto in D minor

Giancarlo Vitali (29 November 1929 - 25 July 2018) was an Italian painter🎨 and engraver.
Vitali was born on the 29th of November 1929 in Bellano on the Lake Como from a family of fishermen. He began painting when he was fifteen.

For more biographical notes -in english and italian- and other works by Vitali see:
Giancarlo Vitali | Expressionist / Genre painter⏭

Giancarlo Vitali | Expressionist / Genre painter

Italian painter🎨 Giancarlo Vitali (1929-2018) was born in Bellano on the Lake Como from a family of fishermen. He began painting when he was fifteen, after having worked for the Institute of graphic arts (Bergamo).

- 1947, he exposed his first work at the Angelicum in Milan, on the occasion of the biennial exhibition of sacred art.

-1949, he came to perform in the biennial exhibition two of his works: "Visitazione" and "Cena in Emmaus” receiving enthusiastic appreciation from Carlo Carrà. He awarded🎨 a fellowship from the Brera Academy but because his family couldn't afford to maintain him in Milan he renounced it. Thus his concerned decisive moment will result in a long period of silence in his striving to fulfillment.