Elda Calabrese (ELDA C.) by ARTISTINCT-MAG

Elda Calabrese: Expressing the soul through colors.

In the heart of southern Italy, on August 9, 1989, an artistic soul destined to enchant the world was born. Elda Calabrese, originally from Cersosimo, a charming village at the foot of the majestic Pollino National Park, traced her path with a pencil of passion and a brush of creativity.

After obtaining her high school diploma in classical studies from the prestigious Liceo Classico Isabella Morra, Elda embarked on a new chapter in her life by moving to Ferrara, where she graduated with a degree in Pharmacy. But fate took her in unexpected directions, leading her to discover a vocation that would mark her existence.

Art became her muse, leading her to explore worlds beyond conventional paths and revealing unusual perspectives. With her talent, Elda Calabrese demonstrated how art can free the soul and take the mind on a journey through profound fantasies.

The aesthetics of his works recall "Surrealism," an Italian artistic movement where the unconscious and imagination dominate, and dreams come to life. His dynamic style recalls the art of the Impressionists, giving life to vibrant and engaging characters. His skillful use of color contrasts, such as dark blue, yellow ochre and gold, green and red, red and blue, highlights his mastery and adds depth to his works.

Elda Calabrese has exhibited her creations in several internationally renowned exhibitions, including the RossoCinabro Gallery in Rome and the Venice Biennale, where she won first place in the Metaphysical and Cognitive category. She has also taken her art beyond Italy's borders, with exhibitions in London, Paris, and other European cities, proving that her talent knows no geographical boundaries.

Elda Calabrese's art is a journey into the imagination, an ode to creativity, and a celebration of freedom of expression. Thanks to her works, the world has the opportunity to explore the depths of the human mind through the brushes of an extraordinary artist.

Here are some of his creations: