Thank you 2023 for treating me well and for providing me with so many amazing moments!
It was a very busy, challenging and exhausting year. But at the same time, it was a year of new opportunities, new encounters and new experiences.
It was a year of learning- I was lucky to have the opportunity to work with Lois Anvidalfarei, Walter Moroder and Sevda Chkoutova during the summer academy in Gröden, South Tyrol, Italy, as well as alongside international artists at the euartnetwork art symposium in Rust, Austria.
It was a year of group exhibitions- I took part in the “Kulturmeile” in Gufidaun, Italy, “Querschnitte” in Bayreuth, Germany and the exhibition for female artists “Kobieca Strona Sztuki” in Warsaw Poland curated by Iza Rogala at Defabryka.
I was also invited by the curators Hannes Egger and Stefanie Prieth to take part in the Via Illuminativa in Brixen, Italy alongside artists like Yoko Ono or Valie Export. A special and important exhibition of 13 artists on the topic of peace in the town, where I live.
And it was a year of solo exhibitions- I collaborated with MG Decoration by Maya Gruber for Bolzano Art Weeks and together we created a beautiful and sensual exhibitions of flowers and figurative art.
But the highlight of this year for me was my solo exhibition Piece/Peace at InParadiso Gallery in Venice. I was selected by Concilio Europeo dell’Arte to exhibit my project at the prestigious and historic gallery in the Giardini della Biennale in Venice.
I am so grateful for everything I experienced this year. Thank you to everyone for your support, thank you for liking and commenting on my posts online, thank you for coming to my exhibitions, thank you for taking my art home, thank you for exhibiting my art, thank you for listening to what my art has to say, thank you for helping me grow artistically, thank you for believing in me, encouraging me and showing me so much love.
Thank you, it means the world!
See you next year, there’s lots more to come!
Wishing you all health, happiness, love, smiles and peace…and don’t forget to add some creativity to your life!