I am Francesca Pietropaolo,after graduating in Human Biology at the University of Tor Vergata in Rome, I pursued studies at the RUFA Academy of Fine Arts, also in Rome, earning a degree in painting.
Since always, with a great passion for painting and writing, a cathartic redemption of my most hidden and troubled moods emerges in my works.
Taking inspiration mainly from German Expressionist artists, I favor two-dimensionality, line, and bright colors.In my Abstracts, an immediate and wild instinct prevails.
These works, "Cosmic Melodies," are inspired by the celestial bodies of the Universe. In the Cosmos, incandescent meteors leave their luminous trails, the glow of falling stars spreads through space evoking the explosion between matter and the intangible, where color overflows and disperses. The material and the abstract dance in unison, expanding into immensity, in a play of music and color.
And so my colors perform in a free, original symphony, splashing onto the canvas as if under the pure direction of imagination and chance.
EXHIBITIONS:
September 2020, be**PART Call, Rome.
May 2023, exhibition “Let’s Pop, Rome edition”, curated by myself and Serena Scaramucci.
September 2024, exhibition “L’Altrove”, Cupra Marittima (Marche), curated by Serena Scaramucci.
OTHER ARTISTIC EXPERIENCES:
2006, finalist in the literary competition “Biennale della Poesia, Silver Letter, One Hundred Poets for One Hundred Poems”.
May 2020; selection for the literary competition “Tre Colori 2020, Blue Poetry”.
April 2022; Honorable Mention XXII International Unpublished Poetry Competition - HABERE ARTEM, Aletti Publisher.
September 2022; Selected Poet VII International Salvatore Quasimodo Prize, Aletti Publisher.
May-November 2022, Master in Curatorial Practices, PARATISSIMA, Turin.
CURRICULUM
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