Field of lavander - Tuscany landscape painting Painting

Norma Canzanella was born in Naples in 1973 into a family of artists. Fascinated by art from an early age, she undertook art studies, successfully attending the School of Art in Naples. At the same time, she attended art studios of different artistic and pictorial cultures, which enabled her to deepen her knowledge of various techniques, exchange ideas and visions on painting, acquiring a mastery that allows her to express her painting with great personality. Her artistic identity is based on the roots of Neapolitan Macchiaioli painting, the fascination of the French Impressionists, Expressionism and avant-garde painters. Norma Canzanella is a painter who treats colours with great craftsmanship and personality. Her paintings are an expression of her outgoing, sunny character and highlight the simplicity and poetry of her artistic vision. She has taken part in several real-life art competitions, thus gaining the attention of the public and especially the approval of the critics. His solo and group exhibitions are also numerous. His painting is a mixture of instinct and colours, vivacity and light. His works have been exhibited at the 'Banks of Fine Arts' in Dallas, 'Metrpolitan Art' in California, the 'Cose Antiche' Art Gallery in Positano, the 'Pansa' Art Gallery in Amalfi, 'Art-Expo-International' in Paris, the 'Hunter Simmonds Gallery' in England, and the 'Triumph Gallery' in Tokyo. CRITIC MENTION: I hardly saw young painters treating colours with such courage and mastery of craft. The pictorial spirit can’t be gained through the time, it can’t be learned, Norma Canzanella is a young painter but with great talent and perspective, as she is able to express with immediacy and spontaneousness the vivacity and brightness of the colours, and further, treating colours with the strongness of the spatula, she expresses with semplicity the clearness of the colours, and this gives prominence to the pureness of the artist. Prof. Elio De Marco When I looked at Norma Canzanella's paintings, I felt a transport, a desire, a need to paint, enchanted by the strength and decisiveness of her brushstrokes, a painter of great artistic perspective. Her relationship with the palette is confidential and reveals an intimate pictorial feeling.. Painter and critic of art Alberto Agnes