Artist Information:
Vadalá Angelo
Florence,
Italy
Member Since: Apr 2005
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Artist Statement:
To speak of Paintings and in
addition of one's own is
difficult and often not very
spontaneous. Engagements,
choices, values, ideals make
no difference. These things
are updated and only point out
to one's prejudices.
But I am sure of a couple
of things I will always like.
Sensual pleasures (to eat, to
touch, to feel, etc.), beauty
(of bodies and nature) and art
(painting, sculpture and
architecture).
In painting what I like
today is all, or just about,
that doesn't fall within the
officiousness of Modern Art.
I like those who are left
out, excluded by prejudices,
that fashion calls mannered or
decadent. I like their showy
talent, the great opulence and
glorious mastery of their
works.
I like involution, the
upsetting of the notions of
time and space, the
Unheimliche that emanates
intellectual disorientation.
So I like Bocklin, the
pre-Raphaelite Holman Hunt,
Klimt together with Klinger
and von Stuck, the composed
Puvis de Chavannes, the
elegant Khnopff, the sybarite
Moreau, the victorian
Alma-Tadema and the italian
Sartorio.
Art is made of thousands of
possibilities and
contradictions, one should
abstain from the tendency, too
general and too easy, of
classifying and decreeing on
the ...
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Vadalá Angelo's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Vadalá Angelo's Portfolio. Browse Angelo's body of work: To speak of Paintings and in addition of one's own is difficult and often not very spontaneous. Engagements, choices, values, ideals make no difference. These things are updated and only point out to one's prejudices.
But I am sure of a couple of things I will always like. Sensual pleasures (to eat, to touch, to feel, etc.), beauty (of bodies and nature) and art (painting, sculpture and architecture).
In painting what I like today is all, or just about, that doesn't fall within the officiousness of Modern Art.
I like those who are left out, excluded by ... |
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