Thursday, January 30, 2020

Artist of the day, January 30: Daria Petrilli, an Italian surrealist illustrator and digital artist (#904)

Daria Petrilli (1970) is an Italian surrealist illustrator and digital artist who proposes in his surrealist evocations, a tribute to nature with birds whose shapes and textures are constantly combined with feminine shapes.

It's easy to fall in love with young women Daria Petrilli. They are surreal, ethereal, inaccessible. They have hairstyles of the twentieth century and dresses from the past and dream, stretched out on petals welcoming flowers.

Avoiding confrontation, the characters often have their eyes closed or absent look and seem to beg complicity with the viewer. Like the cherubs of Raphael, they are familiar with docile birds tame and thus convey a sense of paramount concern with the nature that surrounds them.

Flamingos, parrots, blackbirds, flocks of geese, rigid kingfishers and other birds, even if they are not worthy of Paradise, they have at least a purgatory value and seem to be able to sublimate the works of the artist

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Ms. Daria Petrilli

Dual nature
Keystone
Riding the carp
Sense of motherhood
Loneliness of an anthurium
Escape from the dream
Fades in green
Malinconoia
The lady of the ibis
The lady of the lake
The mistress of ephemeral
Ovum in fabula
Feed me
Alice's dream
Barocchismi
Flutter
The sea under my clothes
Walking with a white deer
Postcard from a passed era
Hypnosis double
Dandelion
Dreaming in a field of poppies
In the garden of good and evil
Reflecting
Waving in the blue
Queen bee

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