Rosanna Rossi's 'Vibrazioni Sottili' at Prometeogallery in Milan
Prometeogallery in Milan presents 'Vibrazioni Sottili', a solo exhibition of works by Sardinian-born artist Rosanna Rossi (Cagliari, 1937). The show features her delicate watercolors and mixed-media pieces that explore themes of time, care, and coexistence. Rossi's technique involves precise, layered washes and thousands of fine lines on large canvases, creating ethereal surfaces where figure and ground merge. The exhibition highlights her mastery of manual control, with broad watercolor strokes applied without smudging. Notable works include 'Acqua', a pastel on canvas from a series dedicated to the four elements, inspired by Virginia Woolf. The exhibition title references the 'subtle body' concept from yoga, emphasizing transparency and superposition. Rossi's art is described as social and political, advocating for conviviality in diversity. The show runs until a date not specified in the source.
Key facts
- Rosanna Rossi was born in Cagliari in 1937.
- The exhibition is titled 'Vibrazioni Sottili'.
- The show is held at Prometeogallery in Milan.
- Rossi's works include watercolors and mixed media on canvas.
- The piece 'Acqua' is a pastel on canvas from a four-element series.
- 'Acqua' was inspired by Virginia Woolf.
- The exhibition explores themes of care, time, and plurality.
- Rossi's technique involves precise watercolor washes and fine lines.
Entities
Artists
- Rosanna Rossi
- Virginia Woolf
Institutions
- Prometeogallery
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Cagliari