Portfolio - Gloria Ronchi (Visual Artist)

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Gloria Ronchi is involved in Visual Art as a medium of her narration. Through painting, drawings, video and lighting installations she often combines her artwork to express the feeling of the ‘Liquid Modernity’. “I look for aesthetic challenges of light in stunning and diverse ways, exploring its creative potential to express ideas and emotions, creating surprising encounters”. Her artwork does not give answers but rather raises questions, reflecting the daily contradictions of human experience in the liquidmodern world as defined in Bauman’s literature.



Forest Collection “My current work is inspired by the aesthetic of the forest, all its structures, the richness of lines, planes and visual layers, the strong contrast and the changing light condition. Many different aspects of the forest fascinate me; one is the memory of enchanted forests in fairy stories, visions and feelings that bring me back to my childhood. Another is the richness of its contradictions: its epical strength along with its fragile beauty; its enigmatic depth and its vulnerability.� Last production of Gloria’s paintings is based on the theme of sustainability and the aim is to vehicle this contemporary issue to the public through the knowledge that can be imparted by art, with its entire aesthetic and cultural dimension.


Flood Forest Available for sale

Forest


Night Forest

My Forest


The Path

Beech Forest


Levity Available for sale

High Trees


Green Forest


The Tree



MySky Collection “My current work is inspired by the aesthetic of the forest, all its structures, the richness of lines, planes and visual layers, the strong contrast and the changing light condition. Many different aspects of the forest fascinate me; one is the memory of enchanted forests in fairy stories, visions and feelings that bring me back to my childhood. Another is the richness of its contradictions: its epical strength along with its fragile beauty; its enigmatic depth and its vulnerability.� Last production of Gloria’s paintings is based on the theme of sustainability and the aim is to vehicle this contemporary issue to the public through the knowledge that can be imparted by art, with its entire aesthetic and cultural dimension.


Cloud’s Trees


High Trees

High Trees II


Freedom

Fly


High Trees

Branches


Branches II

Fragility I


Infinite

Fragility II


Sky’s Trees I

Sky’s Trees II


Sky’s Trees III



Water’s reflection Unremitting oscillation of lights and shadows, the alternating of full and liquid brush strokes, the exact but unpredictable match of complimentary colours awake the perception of the everlasting flow of time. In this metaphysical state the subtle call of the light’s reflection on water emerges from our pre-birth floating memories and brings us towards a peaceful and calm state of mind, as in a primordial and primitive stage of life. Light and colour have both the power to transform mood, atmosphere and meaning; in Gloria’s work they become the place where our intimacy can embrace the infinity of the world. At first glance her ‘reflections’ paintings let us only imagine what’s above the banks. Water flowing on raw linen canvas gives life to an endless series of generous representations, which allows you to escape and travel with absolute freedom to all the places you care to imagine. The colours’ orchestration appears in all its richness: from the bluedominated reflections other colours as white, yellow or orange emerge interrupting the water‘s lull and break in the painting with urgency. Gloria structures the work through fluent musical lines: the lights are decomposed; they recreate a game that is truly a musical game. Her canvases recall Kandinsky for the spiritual strength of the spaces and light blue and yellow colours sounding as a musical composition. We get carried away in a path of sensations, perceptions, sights, emotions, unveiling hidden shapes and colours. So we can retrace the paths of the artist and lose ourselves in their fluidity or simply wander in dreams, following our imaginary places and characters.


Aquatic Reflection I


Aquatic Reflection II


Intensity


Melody


On Water

Rain I


Rain II

Reflection I


Reflection II

Reflection III


Utopia


Water’s Trees


Waters’ Dream


Tree’s Reflection

Water’s Reflection I


Water’s Reflection II

Water’s Reflection III


Waters I

Waters II


Waters III

Waters IV


In The Rain I

In The Rain II


Liquidity I

Liquidity II


Taa-Tic

Taaac


Taac-Tac-Taac-Tic

Tac


Tactic

Ti-Tic


Tic

Tictac


Tiic-Tac

Tiic


Tiiic


Born in Milan in 1975, Gloria was graduated in 1999 from Politecnico of Milano and, in the same year, came in touch with famed artists like J. Borges and H. Nitsch at the Internationale Sommerakademie in Salzburg (Austria). In 2004 she obtained an MA from Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. Some of her works are in the MIDA Museum in Italy (International Museum of Women in Art). EDUCATION 2003-2004 MA from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, Italy. 1999-2003 School of Art of Castello Sforzesco in Milan, Italy 1994-1999 Degree, Politecnico of Milano, Italy COURSES 1999 - Internationale Sommerakademie in Salzburg (Austria) with J. Borges and H. Nitsch 2000 - “Interactive new media” Polytechnic University of Milan, Milan, Italy AWARDS 2006 – 1st prize Painting award Trofeo Almirante Conde de Barcelona, Palma (Spain) 2004 – Gold Medal for Art, Castello Sforzesco di Milano 2002 – 1st prize Painting award “Giuseppe Frigerio“, Corsico , Milan 1997 – 1st prize Painting award “Parole e Immagini“, Cernusco , Milan


SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2011 – Ben Haslams Hallgate Gallery, Hexham, United Kingdom 2011 – Collettiva, Circolo Culturale B. Brecht Gallery, Milan 2010 – Art Fair, Gateshead, United Kingdom 2009 – Art for Youth North 2009, Topcliffe, United Kingdom 2009 – Spring Exhibition, The Biscuit Factory, United Kingdom 2009 – Defnicity, Middlesbrough City Hall, United Kingdom 2008 – Autumn Art at Tennant’s, Leyburn, United Kingdom 2008 – Ludlow Summer Exhibition, Shrophire, United Kingdom 2007 – For Giorgio Gaber, Palazzo della Ragione, Milan 2005 – There is a time and a place, Bareggia, Milan 2004 – Collettiva, Circolo Culturale B. Brecht Gallery, Milan 2004 – Eat art, Associazione culturale arte da mangiare, Milan 2003 – Return to Itaca, S. Fedele Gallery, Milan 2003 – Collettiva, Circolo Culturale B. Brecht Gallery, Milan 2003 – LessThan30, Spazio Hajech Gallery, Milan 2002 – For Angelo Tenchi, Como 2002 – Young Artists, S. Fedele Gallery, Milan 2000 – Collettiva, Villa Burba Gallery, Rho , Milan 1999 – Open Studio, Fortress Hohensalzburg, Salzburg (Austria) 1998 – Collettiva “Circolo Culturale G. Greppi”, Bergamo SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2007 – Waters, City Hall, Bellusco, Milan 2006 – Water’s Thoughts, City Hall, Ornago, Milan 2005 – Waters, Lampugnani’s Castle, Subiate, Milan 2004 – Water Sounds, City Hall, Bellusco, Milan 2004 – Reflections, Villa Facchi, Casatenovo, Milan 2003 – Water’s made, Annotazioni d’arte Gallery, Milan http://www.annotazioni.com/imageopere/opereronchi.htm 2003 – Water’s dream, Gallery in Villa Camperio, Milan 2002 – Water’s Utopia, City Hall di Merate, Milan COLLECTIONS 2005 –MIDA Museum (curator Lino Alviani), Scontrone, Aquileia http://www.museoartedonna.org/ro_choice2005/15.htm PUBLICATIONS Pastel techniques, CroMa Magazine, Maimeri edition http://www.maimeri.it/Croma/index.asp?pub=19&mnu=0302 Oil Paintings: uses and techniques, CroMa Magazine, Maimeri edition http://www.maimeri.it/croma/index.asp?pub=22&mnu=0304


+44(0)7832 377281 gloria.ronchi@gmail.com


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