MIA CAVALIERO

Living in London during the lockdown I started to yearn for wide open spaces and horizons. I noticed that the horizon was becoming a feature of my paintings, a sort of internal horizon perhaps. Sometimes when these seemed less available to me, I worked on the veiled paintings, where the sense of a distant horizon is foreclosed. In these lockdown paintings colour and texture became subjects in their own right. I feel the paintings work with the theme of the everyone plus everything festival as they show how creativity is a part of resilience in difficult times.

Remembering Lochs
mixed media on paper
50 x 70 cm

Burbage South Edge
pencils on paper
50 x 70 cm

Untitled, landscape
acrylic and mixed media on board
12 x 9 inches

Highlands
acrylic and mixed media on canvas
10 x 12 inches

Untitled, horizon
acrylic and mixed media on canvas
10 x 12 inches

Untitled, horizon
acrylic and mixed media on canvas
10 x 12 inches

Untitled, horizon
acrylic and mixed media on canvas
10 x 12 inches

Untitled, horizon
acrylic and mixed media on canvas
10 x 12 inches

Untitled, horizon
acrylic on canvas
40 x 50 cm

Untitled, horizon
acrylic and mixed media on canvas
10 x 12 inches

Untitled, horizon
acrylic and mixed media on canvas
10 x 12 inches

Untitled, weather
acrylic and collage on board
9 x 12 inches

Veiled
acrylic on canvas
12 x 10 inches

Veiled
acrylic on canvas
50 x 40 inches