Viola Bruciamete: Symbolic Art and Ecological Vision from Rome
Viola Bruciamete Carletti, an artist from Rome, is increasingly acknowledged for her diverse artistic approach that combines painting, sculpture, pyrography, and digital media, all infused with symbolic and ecological motifs. Her creations explore psychological intricacies and ethical considerations, utilizing stark contrasts of light and shadow. Bruciamete launched her career at the Dantebus Margutta gallery and gained attention in Culturale Lab's publication 'I 100 artisti d’Europa' for her work 'Umanità Illusa.' Currently, she is collaborating with Culturale Lab and engaging in Climate Pride’s Political Biology Lab, which centers on climate change and biodiversity education. Her art incorporates environmental themes, employing materials such as clay and charred wood, as she champions art's ability to inspire hope.
Key facts
- Viola Bruciamete Carletti, known as Viola Bruciamete, is based in Rome.
- Her practice includes painting, sculpture, pyrography, digital media, and material experimentation.
- Her first exhibition was at Dantebus Margutta gallery in Rome, followed by a second with Dantebus.
- She was included in 'I 100 artisti d’Europa' (The 100 Artists of Europe) published by Culturale Lab.
- Her piece 'Umanità Illusa' (Deluded Humanity) received special attention in the publication.
- She is developing two projects with Culturale Lab and participating in Climate Pride’s Political Biology Lab.
- Climate Pride’s Political Biology Lab aims to raise awareness about climate change and biodiversity, especially among younger generations.
- Bruciamete uses materials such as clay, shells, quartz, and burned wood in her work.
- Her quote: 'Beauty, art in all its shades, is capable of restoring hope.'
Entities
Artists
- Viola Bruciamete Carletti
Institutions
- Dantebus Margutta
- Culturale Lab
- Climate Pride
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
Sources
- AATONAU —