Artists - Painters
Francesca Cesarini
Born in 1970 in Rome, Francesca Cesarini continues to live and work in her hometown.
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Francesca Cesarini graduated from Rome's "III Art School" in 1988, and completed her degree in painting restoration at the "Institute of Italian art and crafts and restoration" in Rome in 1992. She worked as a restorer in the studio of Maestro Stefano Turchetti for seven years, while at the same time researching 20th century painting (primarily Hyperrealism) and creating her own works.
Cesarini began as a portraitist, and her most important commissioned piece was of the Archbishop Monsignor Francesco Marchisano. She was drawn, however, to depict subjects' deeper inner lives, which led to an interest in the physiognomy of plants and flowers. By exploring the details of nature, she attempts to show a reality hidden behind the more noticeable features.
Using water to highlight her subjects' hidden truths first, Cesarini later introduces glass and other reflective surfaces into her work. The sense of disorientation and strong emotional reaction this causes in the observer is a reflection on the continuous search of a deeper dimension of truth, and the energy and force that surrounds nature and objects.
1999
- Group exhibition "Art Gallery Marzilli", Rome
1998
- Solo exhibition, "Gilda" (CIPRA), Rome
1997
- Exhibition "Cardiology and art '97" (CIPRA), Rome
- Group exhibition, "Homage to Caravaggio" (CIPRA), Roma. Merit Recognition
- Group exhibition "Italian and foreign artists to the Aeolian Islands" 13a ed. (CIPRA)
1996
- Exhibition "La Pigna Gallery" (UCAI), Rome
- Exhibition "Visual Space Gallery," Lions Club Rome Castel Sant'Angelo
1995
- "Biennale of Contemporary Art, 4th edition." S: Agata di Militello (MS)
- Exhibition Basset Ferentinum "international award for contemporary art" 1ª Indicated
1994
- Group exhibition "Gallery La Pigna" Rome
1993
- First solo exhibition "Library Gallery Remo Croce" Rome
1992
- First group exhibition "Frauen in Europe" Bull Buden (GER) with publication of the newspaper "BT Badishes Tagblatt".
