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Introducing Artist Eloisa Gobbo

It’s hard not to be completely captivated by the playful and complex pattern and colour that Italian ceramic artist Eloisa Gobbo uses in their work; which makes it no surprise that they recent took home a residency prize at The International Biennial of Contemporary Ceramics of Manises in Valencia, Spain. Follow Eloisa on instragram if you want to stay in the loop about their new works created as part of the residency at Centro Sperimentale Ceramico.

Eloisa Gobbo: Artist’s Summary

A bit more about Eloisa from their website:

“Eloisa Gobbo is an Italian artist currently based in Padua, Italy. In recent years, she has expressed her creativity using different media such as painting, sculpture and digital graphic artworks. Her main interest is in decoration as a form of expression of personal and social content and repeated pattern, which make a colourful show in her paintings and carpets. Her work has been noted for its use of colour, the incorporation of motifs from both Eastern and Western decorative tradition and popular culture, and for its flat surfaces. Among the recurring motifs are flowers, abstract, geometric and organic ornaments, arabesques, popular logos, maps, characters and signs. The artists’ inspirations are not always immediately apparent until examined closely. For instance some artworks tell a story without words or promote a personal point of view.
Eloisa Gobbo has won some competitions to create public works of art, such as those for the Pile-dweller Museum (Museo palafitticolo di Fiavè) in Trento or for a Nursery School in Ravina, Trento. She has given several solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad, among the most important of these public shows were “Gravity and grace” Antico Oratorio della Passione, Sant’Ambrogio, Milan, Italy, (2021), “Pop Up Italian Show” Hubei Museum of Art, Cina (2014), “Italian Newbrow”, Civic Museum of Palazzo Volpi, Como (2012), “Arte italiana 1968-2007 Pittura” Royal Palace Milan (2007), The “Prague ‘s Biennial 4″, Karlin Hall, Praga (2009).”

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