"Immense Medusa Relax" (Blue/Yellow) Drawing

Monica Campana Montanarella was born in Caracas, Venezuela, where she lived until the age of 12. She studied art in Italy, the United States and France. In Her previous works there are some elements reminiscent of the fauvist movement, such as the use of dark contours and strong colors as well as a cubist touch. In her paintings, the artist tries to depict a way out from the dark issues of life – a path of hope through color. She uses strong primary colors. These hues bring forth optimism in a world filled with too much negativity. “My paintings speak out against fear, rage and negativity. I want people to look at them and feel happy and positive about life”. Today, just like Pablo Picasso evolved his art into several new forms, Monica Campana Montanarella entered a new dimension. She managed to combine many artistic processes to achieve a unique result. She is using drawing, photography, computer art to make original pieces that start from an idea, from a feeling. Most of her artwork derives from the contact of a person, physical and mental. Her art pieces belong to a number of private collectors in the United States, Spain, Italy, Thailand and Venezuela. At the moment, the artist lives in Key Biscayne, but travels to several countries to organize her art exhibitions and get inspired!