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Romina Power
Tratto da una fotografia scattata da Al Bano nella Grotta azzurra di Capri nel 1969 | Il mio astrattismo figurativo | May everyone be happy, may everyone be free from misery, may no one ever be separated from their happiness, may everyone have equanimity, free from hatred and attachment |
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One of my paintings of my teen years, inspired by Donovan | From a photo taken on Alonyssos, Greece. There were may goats on that beach. I chose to only keep one | When i used to drive my children to the school bus in Puglia in the 80's, this was a sight i would often see in the morning. One morning i decided to capture it with my camera and then paint it |
Don Carmelo was my father in law. A kind, jovial man who loved story telling. He was like a father to me and we shared the same house for many years | This is my idea of paradise. Flowers, water and a climate that allows you to have very few clothes on | The beautiful African race nurturing the white child |
Flowers are the true miracle of nature | I once saw this landscape from a train window traveling across Japan in 1969. I eventually painted it in 1997 | My first born on a beach in Puglia, Italy 1975 |
Painting allows us to create a link between us and the mystery beyond time | Painted in Rome, Italy in one afternoon when i was 14 years old. I started from one corner without knowing what i was going to paint | I paint also to give a meaning to my lonelyness |
Taken from a photo of Cristel and I after i had finished playing tennis in St Petersburg, Russia 1996 | Taken from a photo of my father in 1915. I gave it color when i painted it in 1977 | This was the last lighthouse my great grandfather saw before perishing in a storm in the steamship, "The President". I painted it on the day he died without knowing it |
Sometimes, to express myself through color is easier than using words | This is like a dream, it could be the high desert near Joshua Tree, California. There is something about the desert that makes me feel happy | Paintings are like windows on an imaginary world |
Grandmother and granddaughter going on a Sunday walk in the south of Italy in 1971 |
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