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Linda Sgoluppi art

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text-on-image-Co-ordinates Map #2 - Painting-Oil On Canvas-120x120cm

Beach – Painting, oil on paper, 60 × 80 cm, Girl in a Swing story #1 – Linda Sgoluppi Abstract composition with bold, dynamic brushstrokes in sandy and coastal tones, creating a sense of movement and energy across the surface.

Text on a photo - Tête à Tête - Two small rustic wooden chairs (18 cm high) facing each other inside a dark blue painted enclosure, arranged as if in conversation within a contained, theatrical space - Linda Sgoluppi

Texto n Image - Gravity Pull is a series of six monochrome mixed-media works that examine gravity as both physical force and quiet inevitability. Rather than depicting spectacle, the series considers descent as something measured, restrained, and constant. Each painting is made on painted paper, interrupted by a fragment of muslin or hessian embedded into the surface. These raw textile elements puncture the flatness of the ground, functioning as both aperture and obstruction. Through each fragment runs a singular linear mark — a trajectory — suggesting the path of falling, a mapping of motion across space. The line reads as both measurement and surrender: a trace of movement and a record of pull. The tension between the smooth painted field and the coarse textile introduces a dialogue between structure and collapse, resistance and yield. Across the six works, repetition with subtle variation mirrors gravitational force itself — constant in principle, altered by position and relation. The series invites contemplation of what draws matter downward, what anchors it, and what remains suspended in the moment before contact.

Linda Sgoluppi leading a paining workshop - Nepal 1994

Text on Image - Barcelona Map #6, drawing, 86 x 96 cm, mixed media on directory and watercolour paper, Linda Sgoluppi, layered papers with varied marks and textures create a sense of urban complexity, evoking streets and hidden pathways through tactile, improvisational gestures.

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