Desirée Petrucci’s work is born from a deep inner listening, from which she builds her gaze
Desirée paints emotion without softening it, almost in its primitive state, because for her feelings are at once complex and elemental.
Iko Ishihara, painting as a space of memory
Inspired by Japanese aesthetic concepts such as wabi-sabi, her painting proposes a quiet and restrained gaze in which texture, emptiness and gesture become tools for transforming personal experience into visual presence.
From her home and studio in Sicily, brazilian artist Júlia Martins Miranda reminds us that it is still possible to inhabit the world with beauty, soul and roots
In her home, an old monastery patiently restored with love and the help of local artisans, the brazilian artist has shaped an intimate and radiant universe that is at once a refuge, a workshop, and a poetic manifesto.
Licencia Emocional, an exhibition by Galician artist María Xesús Díaz, held at Herraiz Gallery in Madrid
“When art leans consciously into abstraction, it disrupts all mechanisms of interpretation—provoking, in the act of looking, both understanding and emotion.”