Gina Marziale, graphical artist in the Castelli Romani
(Rome)
“[...]
Since a young age I have cultivated the love for the infinite natural
and vegetal world, which I call “the microcosm”, in which
they are dipped to me through the graphical and pictorial transposition. The infinites horizons that are caught a glimpse on the
burlap, behind interlace thin of signs, create a virtual game of
spaces. Of it it gushes therefore a relationship between closed and
open, between solitudine and coralità; the overlapping lines that
seemed like slabs today are nozzles, ready arrows, shrubs to open
itself for a passage towards the admirable. An
invitation to enter into the story told [...]”
Gina Marziale in an interview of
Maria Angela Nocenzi
They have said of her paintings:
“I have zoomed in on hidden truths, on unthinkable places and microcosms, that explode with
overbearingness on the burlap, showing the hidden and occult laboratory of the creation.
A blooming into the life from the
Emblematic invisibile [...] the painting of the veranda with those
cold and veiled colors, with that impending and concrete anguish, that
one mestizia driven in like a fog, all on this side the glass, while a window opens towards
vegetal horizons and ethereal paths
towards absoluteness and fulness intuited beyond the narrow
mental borders.
The passage is open, the hope can become truth.
However the spirit remains blocked on the threshold of a
passage that is perhaps illicit to follow. “(Franco Campegiani)