I choose women’s faces as emblems of female iconography, but I reject the stereotipe that consumer society often presenta to us. My faces have a story and a job to tell, which I try to narrate.
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I’ve been painting for almost twenty years. I’m a pharmacist and owned a pharmacy for thirty years, but my true passion is transferring images to canvas or representing them in space.
The form of drawing, painting and even materials -clay, wax, cement, wire- consoles and excites me, making me feel good about myself. A way of communicating emerges that makes me feel richer inside.
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Main genres produced by Valeria Sessa
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Guglielmo Zamparelli Location
I Municipality
corso vittorio Emanuele II n 209, Roma - 00186 Roma
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