Windows onto other worlds.
To wake up. To rouse.
Vittorio Sgarbi has described her as a 'modern surrealist’.
Astrale
50 X 70 oil on canvas
Windows onto other worlds.
To wake up. To rouse.
Vittorio Sgarbi has described her as a 'modern surrealist’.
Maria Milici is more than just an artist because she is a mystery balanced between two worlds. Born under Matera's ancient and timeless sky, she honed her talent in the austere classrooms of the Academy of Fine Arts and among Vicenza's goldsmiths' golden forges. She is a painter, sculptor and visionary inventor who is renowned for her seemingly impossible jewellery and canvases that appear to open onto invisible worlds.
Impalpabile
70 X 150 oil on canvas
His art provides no explanations, but opens doors to other worlds. It creates spaces for reflection and invites viewers to embark on their own inner journey towards deeper self-development. His paintings feature images and symbols of Greek and Roman classical civilisation emerging from astral landscapes, sudden flashes of light and fragments of forgotten worlds. They are signals — discreet whispers that call us to awaken from our collective slumber. They push us towards an infinite search that transcends the concrete reality of the visible world and challenges our everyday perceptions. In doing so, they reopen our imagination to the supernatural.
Maria Milici is more than just an artist because she is a mystery balanced between two worlds. Born under Matera's ancient and timeless sky, she honed her talent in the austere classrooms of the Academy of Fine Arts and among Vicenza's goldsmiths' golden forges. She is a painter, sculptor and visionary inventor who is renowned for her seemingly impossible jewellery and canvases that appear to open onto invisible worlds.
Impalpabile
70 X 150 oil on canvas
His art provides no explanations, but opens doors to other worlds. It creates spaces for reflection and invites viewers to embark on their own inner journey towards deeper self-development. His paintings feature images and symbols of Greek and Roman classical civilisation emerging from astral landscapes, sudden flashes of light and fragments of forgotten worlds. They are signals — discreet whispers that call us to awaken from our collective slumber. They push us towards an infinite search that transcends the concrete reality of the visible world and challenges our everyday perceptions. In doing so, they reopen our imagination to the supernatural.
Ghiaccio
120 X 80 oil on canvas
Between visible and invisible.
Maria does not follow trends or chase time; she traverses and challenges it, and mocks it. Her work has been exhibited everywhere from Bari to New York and Paris to Broadway, captivating observers and suggesting what cannot be said.
Vittorio Sgarbi has described Maria Milici as a ‘modern surrealist’. She dances on the border between the visible and the invisible, leaving light and ironic traces of a world that both fascinates and unsettles.
Atmosfere
100 X 70 oil on canvas
Impalpabile
70 X 150 oil on canvas
