In her early life Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) was a lawyer, university assistant, writer, and later an entrepreneur, and was born with an explosive passion for art. She bravely decides to break all the rules of a common logic and abandons her work to work with art at 360 degrees. An artist of international scope, he lives and works in Salerno. President of SALERNO IN ARTE. A long career with many experiences abroad and in Italy and participation in biennials such as that of Florence, Genoa and Venice. Her works was on display at the Italian pavilion of the Art Expo in New York in 2018. Her paintings – they say – … have a soul, they possess and transmit to anyone who observes them, the breath of those who conceived them, allowing even the “non-experts” to instinctively perceive strong and deep sensations. The colors are striking, vivid and sharp, even in the nuances; PLEASE SEE ALSO: https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/olga-marciano-italian-19622 https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/olga-marciano-italian-19621

2. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) Alyssa

3. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) Komorebi
KOMOREBI (木漏れ日) which in Japanese is the light that
filters through the leaves of the trees, a short but intense
moment that expresses a state of mind, a sensation that
is elusive, like the rays of the sun that filter through the
leaves of the trees in a forest. A magical sensation, but at
the same time also melancholy, which reminds us of the
constant mutability of all things

4. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) Komorebi Our house

5. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Our house

6. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
L'album delle
foto

7. Olga
Marciano
(Italian,
1962)
Legami

8. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Luminița

9. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) Indivar - Sogni, musica e parole

10. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Without roots

11. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Estsanatlehi
ESTSANATLEHI
is a nature deity, belonging to the Apache and Navajo
religious cult. The name of the goddess means Woman
who renews herself, Woman of the shell.

12. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) Bella senza anima

13. Tobian
Art
Gallery
a
Firenze
Olga
Marciano
(Italian,
1962)
Pardonnez-Moi

14. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Lucrezia

15. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Clavis, 2022
Viola
come
la
spiritualita'
-
Clavis
2

16. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962)
CLAVIS, Olio su tela, cm 80x120, 2022

17. Benedetta
Olga
Marciano
(Italian,
1962)
Gaia

18. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962)
GAIA, Olio su tela, cm 80x100, 2022 fragment

19. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Il filo rosso del
destino
Rosso come l'amore
Rosso come
la passione
- Farfalle
nello
stomaco

20. Olga
Marciano
(Italian,
1962)
In & Out
Non ti
vedo

21. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962)
In & Out, 2023 fragment

22. Olga
Marciano
(Italian,
1962)
Silvia
Non ti
vedo

23. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962)
Silvia, olio su tela, cm 80x120, 2022 fragment

24. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Meredith

25. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) Morning Glory I think about you and I fly away

26. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) Una farfalla sulle mie parole Le parole che avrei voluto dirti

27. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) The flowers of passion White Star

28. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Tulip
Poppies

29. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
I tuoi occhi sono come il mare

30. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) Dedicated to Sandro Botticelli

31. Olga Marciano
(Italian, 1962)
Dedicated to
Botticelli 1

32. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962)
Dedicated to Botticelli 3

33. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962)
Dedicated to Botticelli 4

34. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962)
Dedicated to Botticelli 3

35. Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) Dedicated to Botticelli 7

37. (Italian, 1962)
In her early life Olga Marciano (Italian, 1962) was a lawyer, university assistant,
writer, and later an entrepreneur, and was born with an explosive passion for art.
She bravely decides to break all the rules of a common logic and abandons her
work to work with art at 360 degrees. An artist of international scope, he lives
and works in Salerno. President of SALERNO IN ARTE. A long career with many
experiences abroad and in Italy and participation in biennials such as that of
Florence, Genoa and Venice. Her works was on display at the Italian pavilion of the
Art Expo in New York in 2018. Her paintings – they say – … have a soul, they
possess and transmit to anyone who observes them, the breath of those who
conceived them, allowing even the “non-experts” to instinctively perceive strong
and deep sensations. The colours are striking, vivid and sharp, even in the nuances;
the honestly defiant looks of the women represented in them, in a collected and
never brazen femininity; the modest representation of the feeling of inadequacy
towards suffering. The artist, while looking at reality with enchanted eyes, seems
ready to violate fossilized rules or sedimented conventions to find alternative ways
to her own expressiveness and irrepressible creativity, just as she does in life.

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2024
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