Kornelia Fischer Benfari Art: Modern Art

Calici di Vento, 90 cm x 70 cm, mixed materials in acrylic

Lifelines con le loro ramificazioni che catturano l'energia e la maturano nella perfezione della vita - il concetto stesso della vita, dove anche l’imperfezione è perfezione creando il nuovo. In questa fase tutta l'energia immagazzinata dal sole, acqua, vento e terra rimane in attesa dell'ultimo soffio che presto arriverà, per spiccare il libero volo e per creare nuova energia con la crescita dello splendore: Energia pura, vita e rinnovamento eterno. La natura come concetto artistico che vorrebbe essere fedele fino in fondo già nell’uso dei materiali che la stessa fornisce all’artista: juta, sisal, lana e fibre di lino che creano strutture vivaci e piene di vitalità.

Recent Digital Painting:

Lisa Se tu Amore

Impossible to resist to the Novella Settima of the Decimo Giorno, where a woman goes all the way for her impossible love and where the good king, the good statesman that we all would love to have, takes care as well for the individual person: Lisa. And he gives her the lands of Caltabellotta, my chosen homeland.

Being woman, being complicated, being tortuous, visceral but the same deeply structured, the source of life and eternity, being able to annihilate, being devout and at the same time a rebel. Being Lisa.

Working on the photo of my painting "Donna 1" in mixed materials processing with digital media I wanted to give a rich, medieval touch, with a light as coming from the flame of the candles, that more than light emanates shadows. As we women, as Lisa.

Lisa 5

Developing the theme Lisa another time, always coming out as digital work from the photo of "Donna 3", one of my informal modern work

Seashells and cotton in needlework on canvas

DONNA 1
40 cm x 40 cm

Actually, this painting should have been called desperation. I tried to knit a sweater with very old yarn, but the thread alwys got ripped. I didn't want to throw away all that work and decided to make a collage. At the end it not seemed me looking
that despaired at all, and I called it DONNA