Paper brings together Barbara Pietrasanta’s works on paper: felt-tip pen, oil and Indian ink on Nepalese paper, rice paper and papyrus. Paper as a privileged support for direct gesture and chromatic experimentation. Works developed between 2009 and 2019, in which the reduced format amplifies the intensity of the mark and the density of visual thought.
“Stop!” trattopen on paper“Behind the liquid thought”, trattopen on paper, 2013“What I lose, what I leave” trattopen on paper“What I bring, what I leave” trattopen on paper“Nineteen bloody nineteen” graphite and pigments on paper, 2019“I don’t grasp” – Oil on Nepalese paper, 2014“Don’t turn around” – 2014 – 50×35 – Oil and Indian ink on Nepalese paper“Liquid being” – oil and pastel on paper“Feeding the planet” – oil and pencil on paper, 2013“It’s always darker before dawn” Indian ink on papyrus leaf paper, 2013“Stateless rag” – oil pastel on paper, 2015“Where the tears go” oil pastel on paper, 2015“Orphea” 2019 graphite on paper“Where the tears go” oil pastel on paper, 2015“Where the tears go” oil pastel on paper, 2015“Three”- oil pastel on paper, 2015“Impermanence” – oil pastel on paper, 2015“Folded” – oil pastel on paper, 2015“A new thought” oil pastel on paper, 2015“Tears” oil pastel and graphite on paper“Floating on blue” oil pastels on paper“Floating on blue” oil pastels on paper
