Free drawings made during a meeting of the Poveglia per tutti Association. The association is committed to the defence of the island of Poveglia, in the Venice lagoon.
Poveglia diaries – nov 04 2021
Category: Drawing-EN
Landing in Venice
Affiche per l’Ecomuseo dell’Area Metropolitana di Venezia
Black and white on red
20,4 x 29,5 cm
2019
USK – Tuileries gardens
Tuileries gardens in Paris with uskparis . Back to drawing on a sketchbook.
Tuileries Gardens – Paris
Urban Sketching
Felt-tip pens, ink, watercolour, pencil on sketchbook and watercolour paper A5
August 2021
Travel sketchbook workshop – the Mali
This is the drawing I made during the interesting workshop held by my friend and fellow artist Barnaba Salvador, an expert watercolourist and traveller, to learn more about techniques for making travel carnets
Watercolor on paper, ink, pen
2022
A connoisseur of African lights and cultures, he accompanied us on a discovery of MALI, with a montage of different views from different distances: a mosque, a pirogue and a close-up view of a woman wearing large gold wedding earrings. The images treated in watercolour and finished with retouches in pen and Indian ink are then accompanied by written information. There is a good reflection of the distribution of the written parts and the composition of the picture.
The workshopg was organised by the very active ONDA CREATIVA association in Padua, of which I am a member and at which I offer my WEBINARS on art history and drawing in Italian and French.
For more information on my WEBINARS on Art History and Drawing.
The ateliers of Barnaba Salvador and the other artists at ONDA CREATIVA:
The Beauty and the Beast
White anb black ink / gouache on paper
60 × 30 cm
2017
La BELLE ET LA BÊTE
Wite anb black ink / gouache on paper
60 × 30 cm
2017
The work, inspired by Jean Cocteau’s Beauty and the Beast, seeks to evoke a sense of magic and enchantment. While the film refers to Gustave Doré and Johannes Vermeer, the artist has found inspiration in a random selection of images from a book on gardens, reminding us that nature, in which the female figures wander, is the real protagonist. The black and white ink work mixes the images in a positive and negative geometry.