Mostra Textures

In the magnificent location of the Palazzo Brancaccio, three artists have been magnetising the Roman art scene with an exhibition entitled Textures.

Daniela de Scorpio, Antonio Esposito and Silvana Landolfi weave their languages through a dialogue based on their creative freedom guarded by constant research. A research that has been transformed through the various stages of their individual journey.  Three artists capable of communicating hidden or ignored truths through the depth of their works.

Daniela de Scorpio's works stand out for their complexity, the result of endless curiosity and research. A combination of painting and sculpture realised with a variety of materials, a multidisciplinarity therefore that conceals and unveils messages of the self.

Through matter, Antonio Esposito narrates the world and its contradictions.  His works investigate the dynamics of articulated inner worlds in which the poor definition of lines and shadows releases a decisive power.

A refined expression is the artistic evolution of Silvana Landolfi. Her works, the result of masterly creative ability, do not only exhort admiration but also interpret and express thoughts and problems of the contemporary world.

Three different expressions therefore based on individual interpretations that lead beyond an elementary description that manifests the desire to narrate the unspeakable.

Daniela de Scorpio lives and works between Formello and Rome. Starting from Futurist beginnings, she began her pictorial activity in the early 1980s. She has participated in many important exhibitions and her works are part of public and private collections.

Antonio Esposito is a self-taught artist who lives and works in Albano Laziale (RM). Motivated by a great passion for art that has accompanied him since his adolescence, he has presented his works in important international exhibitions. His works can be found in many private collections.

Silvana Landolfi lives and works in Rome. She attended the Liceo Artistico in Cassino and continued her education at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Frosinone, where she graduated in Sculpture in 1979.

Since 1996, thanks to attending an active workshop, he approached third-firing porcelain painting. Over time, he deepened his knowledge of the different techniques, attending courses and seminars with national and international masters in the field.

His appearances in national and international exhibitions are numerous.