"WINTER" Painting

Palomah began her artistic training parallel to her university education (in philosophy and socio-anthropology) in the atelier of the painter Mauro Maugliani and continued to study oil painting, watercolor and sumi-e with the Japanese master Yoko Alosi.
She has participated in several group exhibitions and international competitions, and her work is represented in several European private collections. She lives and works in Italy.
Her expressive forms range from oil and acrylic paintings to watercolor, including kintsugi and installations.
Abstract expressionism is her current focus, which she explores through various mediums: acrylic, oil, and oil stick.
In her works, she imagines natural worlds brimming with life and bursting with color that resonate like hymns to joy, drawing on personal memories and archetypal collective references (particularly those linked to the ancient Etruscan, Roman, and Greek peoples). Through this intricately personal and social memory, she uses color to describe plant, animal, and marine forms, transporting the viewer into dreamlike worlds and chimerical landscapes.