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Giusy Lauriola

Italy Born in: 1960

The technique that characterized the artist until 2016, has been the use of two layers the canvas and the plexiglass, to imagine a profound picture that simulates the movement and surpasses the two-dimensionality. Now it seems that an urgency has arisen to work with matter: colors combined with resin on canvas.

At the moment of creation a fight breaks out between her need to control and her desire to overcome it to let the resin do its work together with her creative impulse. Then there is her passion for female icons with the creation of fluid and evanescent bodies to transport the observer to another world: that made of dreams and uncertainties, of desires and energies.
From 2004 to 2016 she has investigated issues such as indifference to the pain of others, induced needs and the power of advertising.

With the Changelove work she has been invited as guest of honor at the Lodz International festival in Poland. Almost to ward off the pain told, after work on the war, shifts attention to my city - Rome - through dreamlike visions. The next project is the search for the divine in everyday life: the struggle between light and darkness. This work has been exhibited both in Rome and in Monte Carlo and its video source selected for Celeste Price...

Upon returning from a trip to Burkina Faso it was born a fragmentary view, similar to flash, that synthesizes travel souvenir, present and unexpected memories moments. Her gaze, meanwhile, has changed dramatically. And 'it is drawn from the essential. The painting technique is enhanced by resin flows and new works tell of what I see, hear walking through the city. With these works she has been invited to Damascus in Syria and to participate in an international art symposium. In subsequent works, the new perception is suspended, contemplated and colorful. Furthemore, she has added butterfly wings, mysteriously leaned against wanderers who seem nearly unconscious of them, but which are symbols of our timid, but coloured