“La gattina” by Beatrice Brandini Hello Kitty piggy bank The Japanese company Sanrio certainly did not imagine that, that character born in 1974 from the pencil of the designer Yuko Shimizu, would become a real pop icon, a symbol adored in every part of the globe, indistinctly protagonist of a pen as of a wedding […]
“Landscape” by Fernando Farulli “Blonde atomic” by Beatrice Brandini I have always been fascinated by this great artist, it was a true love at first sight from the first time I saw his works. However, he is a talent that has not had, at least not always, the legitimate and deserved visibility, with this post […]
“Young Africa” by Beatrice Brandini Photo by Peter Beard From today we will be orphans of an artist who has never spared himself, to take a photo, to defend elephants and nature, to tell his Africa.
Giovanni’s virus-eating monster “Play and study” by Beatrice Brandini The “PROITUDINE” is a word invented by my son, it does not exist in the vocabulary of the Italian language, but in this period, of viral catastrophe, I think it is a real cure-all, the most suitable and the most beautiful word to be able to […]
Work by Hilma af Klint “Hilma” by Beatrice Brandini Hilma af Klint was a great artist, unfortunately little known until some time ago. Her was a courageous and honest choice, fearing that the world would not be ready (perhaps to a female artist ?!), in her will she decided that her abstract works would be […]
“Fior di Loto” by Beatrice Brandini Japanese kimono (1860 – 1880), on display in the Victoria & Albert Museum in London In 1872, the writer Philippe Burty wrote the essay: “Japanisme. La Renaissance Literaire et Artistique” ; since then, Japonism (an expression coined by Burty himself) has never experienced a crisis, recurring, cyclically, in art, […]
“Betty” by Beatrice Brandini Betty Boop Betty Boop is an icon, a unique character from the world of animation. A small creature that mixes innocence and sensuality, in a surreal and very self-deprecating world.
“Chantal” by Beatrice Brandini Work of Raoul Dufy In a delicate moment like this, I would like to talk about an artistic movement that revolutionized the art world at the beginning of the 20th century, so that it could be a stimulus for the coming rebirth.
