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📌 BIG CITY LIFE, di Mary Cinque a cura di Alba La Marra presso OFF Gallery, di B. Manferlotti Spazio espositivo nel cuore del centro antico di Napoli. 🕤 9:30/13:30-14:30/18:30 MAR e DOM chiuso Fino al 25 Maggio

Made this oil pastel on paper after my last trip to London a few months ago I was passing by this coffee shop on my way to the Dickens Museum and couldn't help but stop and take a picture of this wonderfully dressed girl. I loved the simple yet curated black and white ensemble, a

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My oil pastel on paper "Victoria Embankment Gardens II"'s been included in "Pop Art Scenes Inspired by David Hockney" A collection of 67 Artworks curated by Siting Wang, Assistant Curator at Saatchi Art As one of the most influential British artists of the 20th-century, David Ho

Atrani main church's bell tower always caughts my eyes. Every time I go to Ravello beach I cannot help but admire it and, if the light is good, take picture. Last Sunday was a little bit cloudy but the the sun came out and the most beautiful bright blue sky appeared.

Frank O’Hara Having a Coke with You is even more fun than going to San Sebastian, Irún, Hendaye, Biarritz, Bayonne or being sick to my stomach on the Travesera de Gracia in Barcelona partly because in your orange shirt you look like a better happier St. Sebastian partly because

"The Butcher's daughter NYC" is my latest oil pastel on paper inspired by one of the last photos I took in NYC, last fall. As I was seating at one inside this beautiful cafe I saw this stunning woman standing at the corner between Metropolitan and Driggs Av. I love that she is we

A closer look to this beautiful lady I saw outside The Butcher's daughter in Brooklyn! I love her style and her animal print coat captioned by the "wild" sign on the white board (see the entire artwork on my Saatchiart profile). Original oil pastel on paper and open edition pr...

A detail of my new artwork from a series dedicated to Frank O' Hara poetry (thanks to my talented friend Shannon Milar). This one is inspired by a guy I saw in NYC subway almost a year ago. I love how the entire scene is almost all black and white but with pops of color. Original

From a series inspired by Frank O' Hara poetry. This vignette caught my eyes for the "dialogue" between the red mask in the window and the woman's hoodie. Signed with my initials on the front and full signature at the back. Fixed with 3 layers of fixative spray. To be framed with

A bigger version of my "Chelsea NYC", an oil pastel on paper available on Saatchiart. Original and open edition prints. I love to celebrate the beauty that one can spot in such a vibrant city. I want to celebrate the dialogue between the red mask and the red hoodie wore by the...

From a series inspired by Frank O' Hara poetry. It's my first experiment at painting with the aid of a projection. I wanted to capture the feeling of a very bright day in Naples, Italy, so I left a lot of white of the paper and just coloured the darkest parts of this scene. Signe

From a series inspired by Frank O' Hara poetry. Saw this couple on the High Line in New York and they struck me for how similar they are dressed, the way their shoulders touch and how comfortable they look in each other's company. As I love the way Frank O' Hara poetry describes

"Partly because of the secrecy our smiles take on before people and statuary" (Frank O' Hara). Inspired by the smile on this woman's face in NYC on e 74 st and 3rd Av. From an ongoing project in collaboration with my artist friend Shannon Milar, dedicated to Frank O' Hara poetry.

A big part of the fun of going to visit art shows is the people that look at the art. I took a photo of this very stylish person when I was invited to join a friends and family special visit to the exhibition "Manet/Degas" at the Metropolitan by an acquaintance who worked there.

From a series inspired by Frank O' Hara poetry. An ongoing project with my artist friend Shannon Milar. I remember taking this photo in 2022 in NYC. I think I first saw a beautiful lady across the street who was smiling and turning toward the direction she was looking to I saw th

From a series inspired by Frank O' Hara poetry. An ongoing project with my artist friend Shannon Milar. The title comes from the poem "Having a coke with you". I remember taking this photo in 2022 on Little Island in NYC. This person caught my eyes because of their outfit: almos

Who's that girl? ❤ Grazie a Susy D'Urzo & Martina Germani Riccardi che, in occasione del loro matrimonio, mi hanno dato l'opportunità di ritrarre una delle donne più cool che conosca: Mapy Suarez! L'opera originale è nelle sue mani, ma chiunque può comprarne una bellissima stam