'Mi verrai a cercare
attraverserai il buio
mi raggiungerai
nella stessa sorte
sprofonderemo negli abissi
ci uniremo negli amplessi marini
e ancora ancora ancora
rimarremo nascosti tra gli anemoni per ore
e quando la luce
riaffiorerà i nostri occhi
riemergeremo tra le perle sparse... ancora umidi di passione...'
tratto da "La collana di perle" di ~ Catherine La Rose ~
Eric Zener is an American photorealist artist best known for figure paintings of lone subjects, often in or about swimming pools
Zener was born in 1966 in Astoria, Oregon, to a psychologist father and a violinist mother who played for the San Francisco Symphony.
Zener is a self-taught artist. As of 2004 he had created more than 600 works. His paintings, mostly in oil, are in a photorealist or "super-realist" style Zener describes as "Contemporary Renaissance".
In 2003, while living in the Costa Brava region of Spain, Zener became interested in watching bathers, and began a series of paintings of water, and of people interacting with water. Many paintings from this period depict women swimming underwater amidst air bubbles, or diving into the water, and have been described as reminiscent of Hudson River School and Barbizon School painters.
attraverserai il buio
mi raggiungerai
nella stessa sorte
sprofonderemo negli abissi
ci uniremo negli amplessi marini
e ancora ancora ancora
rimarremo nascosti tra gli anemoni per ore
e quando la luce
riaffiorerà i nostri occhi
riemergeremo tra le perle sparse... ancora umidi di passione...'
tratto da "La collana di perle" di ~ Catherine La Rose ~
Zener was born in 1966 in Astoria, Oregon, to a psychologist father and a violinist mother who played for the San Francisco Symphony.
Zener is a self-taught artist. As of 2004 he had created more than 600 works. His paintings, mostly in oil, are in a photorealist or "super-realist" style Zener describes as "Contemporary Renaissance".
In 2003, while living in the Costa Brava region of Spain, Zener became interested in watching bathers, and began a series of paintings of water, and of people interacting with water. Many paintings from this period depict women swimming underwater amidst air bubbles, or diving into the water, and have been described as reminiscent of Hudson River School and Barbizon School painters.
Splendido....buon pomeriggio....Bacio alle ..Rose...
RispondiEliminagrazie Eusofonisba, sempre gratificante e gentillissima sei, un bacio sì alla Rose e buona Domenica
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