Original artwork description:

Layers of textile collages are alternated and harmonized with stripes of color, splashes, ink lines.
Just as the different layers of this painting are different in shape, material and size, so our life is made up of different elements, which gradually accumulate, are removed, sometimes collide and other times harmonize together: like a painting in which we continually try to create a congruent composition.

Medium: acrylic paint and textile collage on canvas
Gallery canvas: the canvas fabric is stretched over the wooden support frame: it completely covers the stretcher bars and is stapled on the back
Sides: the paint and collage continue on the sides only in the parts in which they are present also on the front of the painting
Signature: on the back of the painting (also on the front only on request of the collector)
One of a kind artwork: supplied with Certificate of Authenticity
Ready to hang: with saw-tooth hooks already mounted on the back
Unframed: the painting is supplied without a frame (the photos with the frame are for illustrative purposes only)
Varnish: UV matt varnish is applied against light fade and dust
Shipping: dispatched within 7 working days via a tracked courier. Once the painting is shipped, you will receive an email with your tracking details and the expected delivery date

Cristina Dalla Valentina paints contemporary abstracts on canvas using acrylic colors, inks and textile collages, with techniques ranging from liquid painting to mixed media.
Her artistic practice focuses on the attempt to combine formal and geometric elements with more instinctive and organic features: colors play a role of primary importance in this because they underline this attempt and enhance it from an emotional point of view.
The basic idea is to make understand, through the artistic work, how the harmonization of contrasts and the dialogue between differences are the basis of any vital balance, be it personal or related to the relations with the others.

Materials used:

acrylic paint and textile collage

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