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Annalisa Parisii/Art on the verge: a poetic transformation through AI

March 14, 2026March 14, 2026thefemalecurators

by Carole Dazzi e Romina Ciulli

The artistic project of Annalisa Parisii is a captivating journey between the new creative possibilities offered by generative art and the certainties of traditional painting. Drawing on the atmospheres of Metaphysical Art and Magical Realism, the space of representation is a familiar, evolving place, suspended and silent. A space where the viewer is invited to reflect deeply on his own existence and the certainties of everyday life, encouraged to imagine new stories and magical dimensions. Read more →

Who’s next? Marisa Mori…

March 7, 2026March 7, 2026thefemalecurators

by Valentina Biondini, art and literature amateur

Marisa Mori, born Maria Luisa Lurini, is an Italian painter who was self-taught, but soon art becomes her reason for living. Primarily a painter and an exponent of diverse artistic movements, she moved from the Turin school of Casorati to Futurism, eventually broadening her interests to photography and theater design. Read more →

Lorenzo Di Lucido/The art of happening

January 24, 2026January 26, 2026thefemalecurators

by Carole Dazzi e Romina Ciulli

The work of artist Lorenzo Di Lucido originates from a vibrant reflection on the foundations of traditional painting, reimagining landscapes and portraits through a progressive shift towards abstract form, emerging from the surface of the canvas trasnsformed by layers of color. His artworks, often monochrome, manifest a subtle internal tension between the material accumulated brushstroke after brushstroke, and the light that strikes it, to reach the perfect balance, the moment when, according to the artist, something happens. Read more →

Who’s next?… Dick Ket

November 23, 2025November 23, 2025thefemalecurators

by Valentina Biondini, art and literature amateur

Who’s Next? Dick Ket, a Dutch painter who is still surrounded by an aura of fascination both for his art and for his life, filled with irony and tragedy. His art and life are both like a beautiful feather fallen to the ground and suddenly blown away by the force of the wind. Initially influenced by Post-Impressionism, he later gravitated towards the Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) movement and, finally, to the so-called Magischer Realismus (Magic Realism). Read more →

Who’s next?… Vera Pagava

August 30, 2025September 1, 2025thefemalecurators

by Valentina Biondini, art and literature amateur

Vera Pagava (1907-1988) was the first Georgian female artist to gain recognition in the European art world. She was a well-rounded artist, devoted herself to drawing, decoration, and especially painting over the course of a fifty years career. She emigrated to Europe with her family in the 1920s, shortly before Georgia’s annexation by the Soviet Union. First, she settled in Germany and then in Paris, where she remained for the rest of her life, while maintaining strong ties to her homeland. Read more →