Bruna Lanza

1951 - Bassano del Grappa (VI)
-Diploma magistrale
-Scuola Internazionale di Grafica e Pittura- VENEZIA- fondata da Riccardo Licata
-Sommerrakademie fur Kunst - SALZBURG -
-collaborazione negli anni sessanta con il team dell'arch. Paolo D'Anna nella rivisitazione della pittura della ceramica di Bassano
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Hanno scritto di lei:

Sebastiano Zanolli,Marica Rossi,Maria Lucia Ferraguti, Marifulvia Matteazzi Alberti, Paola Ricci, Gino Prandina, Luciana Peretti, Gabriella Villani, Resy Amaglio,Pier Francesco Listri, Cinzia Albertoni, Grazia Chiesa, Valentina Tovaglia.

VALENTINA TOVAGLIA: Bruna Lanza artista vicentina, ha inaugurato marted 27 maggio la personale "Germinazioni Informali" allo Studio D'Ars di Milano. Dalle opere su tela e su tavola fino alle sculture, il percorso si snoda con un ritmo armonico, dove il filo conduttore la gestualit, quell'intrecciarsi di movimenti tumultuosi che danno forma alle emozioni e alle inquietudini dell'artista. Nel nucleo centrale della serie "Dicotomie" il gioco tra il bianco e il nero disegna linee e forme astratte che vogliono dominare lo spazio, tentando di cancellarsi reciprocamente; la serie degli "Aranci" libera invece tonalit accese, in...

She moved her first artistic steps in Bassano del Grappa (VI), where she was born and raised. During her adolescence, she soon realized that her main interest was painting.
In the 1970s, after developing an interest in fictile art, she collaborated on projects with
architect Paolo D' Anna and his team for a short time. Focusing on painting once again, she attended the International School of Graphics in Venice, first in the abstract painting section under Paola Ricci and Andreas Kramer, then in the design section with Nelson Takahiro Kishi. She took part in the Sommerakademie fur Kunst in Salzberg, where she met Watts Ouattara and Jean- Michel Basquiat of New York "Syncretism".
She went through a short period of painting less immediately after the birth of her daughter in the early 80s. However, after moving to England and developing friendships with many local artists, her energy and inspiration to paint returned. She resumed painting with new emphasis and developed an even more abstract technical synthesis. After having the opportunity to travel around Europe, the Middle East, and the United States, where she was able to visit many museums and exhibitions of influential artists, she began participating i...