Lara Ilaria Braconi | Good morning, little flower

Lara Ilaria Braconi

Good Morning, Little Flower, 2023
Look and Find, 2022
Look and Find, 2023

Edition: unique piece
Material: satin and tempera
Dimensions: 15 × 17 × 2 cm / 5.9 × 6.7 × 0.8 in
Price: Price upon request

Abstraction dominates the pictorial language of Lara Ilaria Braconi, who conveys emotional states and silent transformations through just a few marks.
The transformation of consciousness is a central theme: the artist allows the act of painting to take the place of thought, transforming spiritual silence into visual perception.

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Description

Dreams have no title
XXX(30)
Unique piece
satin and tempera
39.5X30X3.6cm
2022
The works are part of the series (2022-2023). A single impactful title Dreams Have No Title unites and defines the entire collection. The work is accompanied by a timeless, random and free number.

Artist Poetry :
Muted, She changes in the wind/She, silent, mutates in the wind
Breathes on the edge of the crater
The sky opens and the wind multiplies
Inverted funnel starry shirt
A warm sack
The ninth symphony
The rift continues
Black gift for small hands
That purple thread on white paper, the dance
I salute you abode
Lara Ilaria Braconi

Muta nel vento portrays the collective image of a figure immersed in the breeze of an undefined season. Braconi’s painting makes abstraction the dominant note. She describes in just a few words the emotional action expressed through painting.
A fundamental theme is the change in possible states of consciousness and what can be achieved through these emotional and non-emotional places. Spiritual silence is rapid, light, exact, visible, multiple and transforms into perceptions through visual experience.
Dreams have no titles is a game of perceptions: a playful reflection on what the titles of our dreams could be. A declaration of loss of control that leads to awareness of the idea that the results obtained could, timidly, exceed expectations.
Now painting becomes a dream, an unexpected result, not only for us but also for the artist herself. Through art she lives, she experiences deeply and moves away from thought to immerse herself in pictorial making.
Claudia Ponzi