Is acrylic romantic artist Aurora Mazzoldi a narrative painter?
Even if some people define me as a “figurative”, I feel better as a narrative painter. And some reviews confirm it. Maurice Taplinger says: “Aurora Mazzoldi, a contemporary romantic, known for poetic, softly focused paintings with a decided narrative quality…” (Contemporary Art Informed by the Legacy of Greece and Italy, http://www.agora-gallery.com/Exhibitions/Reviews_Odyssey.aspx). For Angela Di Bello, Director of Agora-Gallery (New York), I am a narrative figurative painter. She mailed me: “Your work: With a focus on the narrative figurative and modulation of color to express emotiv nuance…” Enzo Santese, an Italian art historian, writes: “Aurora Mazzoldi transfers creative energy into her works, giving them a poetic inspiration which streams into a romantic, manifold originated, environment. Even in cases where the color palette is limited, even almost monochrome, we perceive arising images, which could impossibly have formally definite outlines. The artists palette is subdued
