Discover the transformative art of Laura Colantonio at Chelsea’s Agora Gallery in NYC. The exhibition, titled "Metamorphosis," runs from November 11 to December 2, 2017, with an opening reception on November 16. Colantonio's work, inspired by her life experiences and the inquisitive nature of her children, explores themes of loneliness and alienation through dynamic lines and vibrant colors.
Dates: November 11 – December 2, 2017Opening Reception: Thursday, November 16, 2017, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PMGallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 11:00 AM – 6:00 PMLocation: 530 West 25th Street, New York, NYEvent URL: Agora Gallery - Laura Colantonio
Born in Rome and currently based in Dubai, Laura Colantonio is a multifaceted artist whose work is deeply influenced by her diverse life experiences. She honed her skills at the Rome University of Fine Arts and further developed her artistic voice in London and the United Arab Emirates. Colantonio's dynamic personality extends beyond her art; she is also passionate about yoga, tennis, and fitness training.
Colantonio's art is profoundly inspired by the birth of her children. She describes her work as a preparation for the inevitable, thought-provoking questions her children will ask about life. This anticipation drives her to explore the unknown and confront the complexities of existence through her art.
Colantonio's work delves into the themes of loneliness and alienation. She uses a spectrum of colors and varying line intensities to create spaces that evoke these emotions. Her art challenges viewers to interpret reality through the fluidity of lines, encouraging a sensory journey.
"Let the free-flowing nature of lines guide you," Colantonio says. Her technique involves developing lines that range from subtle to domineering, creating a dynamic interplay that invites viewers to explore the depths of her work.
The "Metamorphosis" exhibition features the works of eighteen artists, including:
"Metamorphosis" is an exhibition that explores contrast and change. The diverse works on display present varying perspectives on time, place, and the human condition. The exhibition challenges the arbitrary nature of boundaries and evokes feelings of harmony and mutual transformation despite differences.
Laura Colantonio's work at the Agora Gallery offers a profound exploration of human emotions and experiences. Her unique approach to art, characterized by dynamic lines and vibrant colors, invites viewers to embark on a sensory journey. The "Metamorphosis" exhibition, featuring a diverse group of artists, promises to be a thought-provoking and transformative experience.
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