Frozen Painting

Lucia Borsani (born in 1994), a rising contemporary artist from the province of Varese. Passionate about art from an early age, she began to take her first steps in the artistic world as a self-taught person, in 2018 with the sale of some works of a contemporary genre. In 2019 he gets closer to Pop Art with the reproduction of some works by artists exponents of this current, such as Keith Haring and Robert Indiana, using an innovative material: Silicone. A new material that allows the artist to give three-dimensionality to his works, both to the sight and to the touch, increasing the interaction of those who admire the work. This creates interest and, in the same year, some of these works begin to be part of private collections in America (Los Angeles), Europe (France, Austria, Luxembourg) and Italy. Also in 2019, he participates in two collective exhibitions, organized by cultural associations of the province of Varese. At the end of 2019 the Artist explores Abstract Art, combining it with Silicon Art. Curious to experience a new Art, more empathic and instinctive, she leaves Pop Art. Some of his abstract works have been sold in America (Miami), Europe (Austria, France) and Italy. After a Stop of the artistic activity, in which the artist experiences a profound change, the decision is to abandon Silicon Art to concentrate on his Abstract training with the use of Acrylic colors. In this way he deepens his artistic culture, getting closer to street and contemporary art. In 2020 his style changes completely allowing the true character essence of the Artist to emerge. Combining colors and music (his further passion), gives life to an emotional world made of bright colors and dynamism. The artist's thoughts and emotions are guided by music, leaving this to be the main source of inspiration for his Works. The Color, on the other hand, comes to life thanks to the strong contrast and the three-dimensionality of the shapes. "Art, especially the Abstract genre, gives me the opportunity to express that emotional part that I can hardly show people. It brings me closer to the world. Especially in this period, made up of confusion and distance between people. Life is made for create."