"Gregorian" Collage

Isabella Pizzano is an Italian-born experimental artist who endlessly searches for innovative art techniques and unique ways to use color and design. She expresses herself with abstract compositions that transport the viewer into an imaginary world, opening the gate to a free and subjective interpretation. Her goal is to push the boundaries of reality. A new classification of artwork began in the early 1990s and spurred an informal gathering of like-minded artists that became the Society of Experimental Artists (SEA). The group was committed to eliminating the constraints of traditional art exhibits by celebrating experimentation and exploration in art. This group of talented and gifted individuals expanded to the current International Society of Experimental Artists (ISEA). Experimental art ignores the traditional rules, regulations, and restrictions on artistic media; in other words, anything goes! Isabella has the honor of being an elected artist with signature status in the ISEA. A good abstract painting must overcome the brain's natural desire to identify an object. It should elicit a deeply emotional response and allow the viewer to glimpse inside the creative mind of the artist, while allowing a personal interpretation of the experience. The goal of the experimental artist is to explore uncharted territory and take risks. This type of painting affords the artist complete freedom of expression, allowing a pure and unlimited adventure trip for both artist and art lover. Isabella feels this way of painting transports her on an exploratory voyage. Most often, she does not envision the finished product when she begins her journey to create a new work of art. Naturally, the work may change direction many times during its execution, with the end product reflecting an unexpected vision. If you want to be transported into the exciting world of abstract art, visit Isabella's website at .