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23
Nov
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The Artist who Applied the Glow of the Divine with a Flat Brush: Michelangelo Buonarroti in the Sistine Chapel

When you study Michelangelo Buonarroti from the official books, you may not  often find it helpful if you are looking for something more than his techniques, superficial iconography, historical context and even his rebellious and sometimes said “hysterical” personality. From those books, it is almost impossible to reach his soul to really grasp what lies […]

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20
Nov
On the feminine path, through Art. My art cultural conferences between November 2020/January 2021

It time to pause on Earth and stop our (too fast?) pace. A pace dragging an increasingly perfect body, which does no longer count any wrinkle. Yet, once, wrinkles profounded Wisdom, on which Mother Earth reflected and recognized Herself. Disoriented, lately, She seems to have metaphorically asked for help to the authoritative Jupiter. The supreme […]

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