hands and birds Painting

In Giorgia Valli’s art (Italy, 1985) the dimension of the immanent, the everyday, the intimate merges with that of the imponderable, the eternal, the dream. Opposite worlds, but on which human nature is equally nourished, that mix, dialogue, annihilate and at the same time feed each other, in a fluid oscillation between the particular and the universal, giving life to a perfect unity, that leads to the place of intuition. A silent and gentle observer, Valli interprets reality by generating lyrical visions that belong to a dimension suspended in time and space. The world she gives us back is stripped of outer noise: what is other, outside of us migrates towards the deep space of the intimate, of emotion, of meditation. Her work is part of the museum collections of National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, HBC Hudson’s Bay Company Global Art Collection, NYC LACMA Museum Collection, Los Angeles Center for Creative Photography, Tucson Arizona Dan & Mary Solomon Collection, Los Angeles