Romano Stefanelli 'Stefano' minimalist

Romano Stefanelli 'Stefano' minimalistLike his teacher Pietro Annigoni, Romano Stefanelli spent his artistic career reviving the Renaissance. Florence born, he was multidisciplinary earning esteem for his paintings, sculptures, graphics and large scale frescos throughout Italy. In Stefano, Stefanelli vividly recalls the Renaissance. His subjects fixed gaze, clasped crucifix and drapery reminiscent of a monks robes reaches back to the Old Masters and suggests this work may have been a

its petals pushing forth like a velvet fist opening

smudging objective and subjective truths

" This emboldened ferocity emanates from ‘Fire Won’t Burn…’

A surreal and sundrenched vision

Redolent of sea rock

‘Hong Kong’ occurs in a universe that we will never experience and yet it is somehow familiar

Abstract Expressionism and works on paper

Michael Powell studies the effect of light on water

Amanda UPTON (1965 - )

Donald Friend and Roland Wakelin began experimenting under their mentor’s eye

changing beyond recall

in his words