“Into the Wild” (Medium Plate)
Plate cm. 40
“Kingfishers” (Medium Plate)
Plate Ø cm. 35
“Ideal View of Marotta” (Medium-large plate)
Plate 40 cm.
“Waterfall and Chamois” (Medium Plate)
Plate Ø cm. 35
“Roe Deer in Autumn” (Medium Plate)
Plate Ø cm. 35
“Landscape with Summer Flowers and Lavender Field” (Large Plate)
Plate Ø 45cm.
“Lakeside Landscape” (Medium-large plate)
Plate 40 cm.
“Seaside Landscape with Hydrangeas” (Medium-large plate)
Plate 35 cm.
“Mediterranean Landscape” (Medium-large plate)
Plate 40 cm.
“Summer Landscape with Cosmos Blooms in gold” (medium-large plate)
Medium-large plate cm. 30
“Wallcreepers” (Medium-large “priest’s hat” plate)
Medium-large “priest’s hat” plate Ø cm. 30
“Spring Flowers” Large “Priest’s Hat” Plate
“Priest’s hat” Plate decorated with Springtime flowers – Ø 40 cm.
“Deer in the Forest” (Large plate 45 cm.)
Large Plate Ø 45 cm.
“Filly and Foal”
Small Plate – Ø cm. 20
High-fire 920 °C
“Foxes” small plate
Small Plate – Ø cm. 20
High-fire 920 °C
“Mallard Ducks” small plate
Small Plate – Ø cm. 20
High-fire 920 °C
“Springtime” Plate (2023)
“Priest’s hat” Plate Ø 35 cm. – Firing: 920 °C
“Springtime” Plate
“Priest’s hat” Plate decorated with Springtime scene – cm. 31
“Springtime”
“Priest’s hat” Plate Ø 31 cm. – Firing: 920 °C
“Wolves”
Plate – cm. 30
“Still Life with Wrens”
“Priest’s hat” plate – Ø cm. 30
High-fire (920 °C)
I just love the joyous chromatic richness of still life paintings. I have wanted to transpose this subject onto the majolica, adapting it to an uneven surface… in this case, the “priest’s hat” plate creates a sort of deep hollow in which are nested the baskets from which are joyously emerging flora and fauna’s bountiful gifts.
“Still Life with Kitties”
“Priest’s hat” plate – Ø cm. 30
High-fire (920 °C)
I just love the joyous chromatic richness of still life paintings. I have wanted to transpose this subject onto the majolica, adapting it to an uneven surface… in this case, the “priest’s hat” plate creates a sort of deep hollow in which are nested the baskets from which are joyously emerging flora and fauna’s bountiful gifts.
“June” (Plate)
“Cum Tucte Le Tue Creature”
Plate decorated with oxides and enamels, dedicated to St. Francis
Presented at the exhibit “Biennale Internazionale di Ceramica di Ascoli Piceno” 2016 edition.
“Horses”
Plate decorated with oxides and enamels
