Quiete Simulata Painting

Ilaria Gregonelli (b. 1987) stands out in the world of art and design for her ability to blend realism and abstraction, exploring the delicate line between the tangible and the metaphysical. Since childhood, she has cultivated a deep passion for art and drawing, experimenting with a wide range of techniques, from traditional pencils and pastels to oil painting and collage. After completing her studies in design with a specialization in computational design, she embarked on a multifaceted career that has seen her involved in visual communication, exhibition design, industrial design, and graphics. Her artistic training was enriched by the guidance of artist Marco Monaldi, with whom she honed her skills in drawing and painting, later becoming an integral part of the New Spazio M-Arte Cultural Association. Subsequently, she continued her education at the Frida Art Academy, deepening her studies in Visual Arts and Nude, while her works have received recognition and publications in contemporary art magazines such as "Art Now". Her presence has been constant in prominent group exhibitions such as "Art under the Stars" and "Art Paths in the Upper City", consolidating her role in the contemporary art scene. In addition to her artistic activity, Ilaria serves as a teacher of art and technical drawing, sharing her passion and talent with the new generations. She has also had the honor of participating in the Contemporary Art Biennale of Ascoli Piceno and the Sparti Prize, recognized as important platforms for artistic excellence in the contemporary panorama. In her work, she explores not only the human form, but also primitive surfaces, intricate textures, creating a dialogue between chaos and calm, between contrasting and unstable elements. Her works stand out for their ability to convey a personal and ever-evolving vision, where subjective perception and reality blend into a captivating and unique artistic experience.