broken horse Sculpture

Date and place of birth: 18 october 1970, in Padua, Italy. Nationality: Italian.Status: conjugated, 3 children.Residence: 35100,Padua. Making sculptures in terracotta, bronze, stone, marble, wood, canvas, plaster and paper; the size of the works vary from 20 to 190 cm in height. Made the first personal exhibition in Cadiz (Spain) in 1999, then Between 2003 and 2005 she participated in various initiatives promoted by the city of Padua and the town of Abano Terme, occasions when she exhibited some of his works together with other artists. In 2005 she produced a series of sketches and preparatory drawings of bas-reliefs for the design of the underpass' s Valdastico A31 south highway for the Brescia-Verona-Vicenza-Padova Autostrade Spa.In 2005 she became director of the Cultural Association for Contemporary Art RIV.56 and in this capacity she presents exhibitions of contemporary art and cultural events. Equally to promote and disseminate the works of artists of all ages, RIV. 56 held at its atelier numerous exhibitions and cultural events The vocation of plastic Paola Giacon is expressed in a limited number of subjects, the female body, motherhood, the horse, the great themes investigated by Italian sculptors of the twentieth century, which revisits the Giacon carefully to the silence of the masses and their expressive tension. At ease with different materials, it discusses the potential of light and shade through excavations and fractures, are always looking for expressiveness contained, interior, just because of this calls for a closer look at the silence of contemplation.The pictorial work of Paola Giacon that branch of their main sculptor builds on its recent and repeated spent in India. The artist through his paintings evoke the colors and smells especially nature still powerful Indian subcontinent. Roosters, dogs, cows sacred, who matter in his paintings are represented in bright backgrounds that lead directly to the visual perception of human tissues and spices of Indian trdizione and at the same time remind Bacon and Freud.When I feel me in tuning with a sculpture that I am doing, the lines and the form exist only, I do empty in myself and I feel only me a tool as if the sculpture was born from if, alone, and so I find a state of calm and perfection that then I seek in every other new creation.