Ada Mascolo's Floral Watercolors at Galleria Febo e Dafne
Ada Mascolo (born 1970, Turin) presents a series of small-format watercolors and Chinese inks from her series 'Nel mio giardino' (2015-16) at Galleria Febo e Dafne in Turin. The works depict delicate, floating petals of roses, violets, water lilies, and other flowers, showcasing technical elegance and color shifts on paper. While the pieces achieve a naturalistic chromatic appeal, the exhibition's floral redundancy—except for two tiger heads—risks a uniform visual effect that diminishes each work's individual sensitivity. The review is by Giuseppe Amedeo Arnesano.
Key facts
- Ada Mascolo was born in Turin in 1970.
- The exhibition features watercolors and Chinese inks from the series 'Nel mio giardino' (2015-16).
- Works are small-format on paper.
- Subjects include rose petals, violets, water lilies, and other flowers.
- Two tiger head paintings are the exception to the floral theme.
- The review criticizes the redundancy of floral works.
- The exhibition is held at Galleria Febo e Dafne in Turin.
- The review is written by Giuseppe Amedeo Arnesano.
Entities
Artists
- Ada Mascolo
- Giuseppe Amedeo Arnesano
Institutions
- Galleria Febo e Dafne
- Artribune
Locations
- Turin
- Italy