Amalia Castoldi is an Italian painter specialized in oil on canvas, with a distinct focus on surrealistic horror themes. This choice comes from her belief that while her paintings may depict figurative subjects, they transcend mere representation, serving instead as expressions of specific emotions conveyed through shapes and colors.
Her secondary production, combined in Opus 6, combines painting with music, where the painting is an exact visual representation of a specific piano piece. Born in Milan Italy in , Amalia Castoldi resides and works in her birth city. She has participated in national and international exhibitions, showcasing her distinctive style and thematic approach.
She regularly attends masterclasses with esteemed international pianists like Dorian Britton, Roberto Prosseda and Roberto Plano. We felt it numbing in the ovoid synthetic caverns of each of us, bubbling our fluid. A fuel frenzied, forced phase transition into a state of froth. One of ours, gripped in the fist of the woman as she shook it at the shopkeeper.
We can feel it lurking about our register display, the collective discomfort of each customer present, quietly permitting the altercation to run its course. The shopkeeper is hoping the police will come collect her.
He yells from behind his plexiglass defense. An insistence. Uniformly manufactured, then packaged neatly in a broad slotted tray for sales.
