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Pictia - autobiography
Pictia - autobiography
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08/56.<br />
Dragon girl, 2011,<br />
oil on canvas,<br />
80 x 80 cm<br />
Picture is feminine.<br />
Figurative painting demands exercise, so I have always worked<br />
with models.<br />
Barbara, Anette, Lea, Adriana.<br />
It happens, on some occasions, that painting turns into enchantment.<br />
When emotional tension is high enough, a portrait comes out by itself.<br />
You can make no mistake.<br />
47<br />
...Azra, Marisa, Yolande, Morena, Mojca, Jadranka, Klarisa...Morena.<br />
In Grožnjan, at the end of the Eighties, we were already a settled group<br />
of young artists and we were ready to take part in the world. Painter and<br />
art critic Franco Migliaccio, one of the founders of the Alchimia group,<br />
got in touch with us. He arranged an invitation for us to participate at<br />
a local festival in Trezzano sul Naviglio on the outskirts of Milan.<br />
One evening in June 1991, my neighbour Karlo Pavlinc and I loaded his<br />
car with paintings and ceramics, to be ready to leave early the next<br />
morning.<br />
It was still dark when the telephone woke me up. It was my father calling<br />
from Ljubljana. He told me the army had just sealed off the frontier.