#chiaracappelletti

Below the surface, Chiara Cappelletti

The most interesting things are below the surface

Axelle felt horrible. During the night of the event she finally got to see Chiara before being whisked off into the excitement of the game and didn’t see her for the rest of the night. She had gotten a small bag of her sister’s favorite sweets and managed to figure out where Chiara was residing while they were stuck at the castle. She walked down the hall to her room and gave the door a small knock, “Ehi Chiara, sono io, sorellina. Ti ho portato qualcosa.”

Leda and the swan, Chiara Cappelletti

Nothing like the myth allows me to represent my personal concept of love, a tyrannical passion and illusory, even metaphysical, that in the higher grades of its intensity is able to overwhelm everything, even the very life of those who are caught, but love is nothing but a deception of nature or as Schopenhauer called it: the future of an illusion.

Hungry, Chiara Cappelletti

Portrait of woman in acrylic on canvas, measures 40 x 50 cm.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Chiara Cappelletti

This work painted in acrylic on cardboard, passed away at the "Portrait of a young" by Bronzino, ca. 1541-1545. Proposal is finished by a cornice vintage, from a passpartout fabric and protected by glass.

Mother and daughter, Chiara Cappelletti

This work in acrylic on cardboard is inspired by the "Portrait of the Comtesse Vilain XIIII and his daughter" by Jacques-Louis David. It is sold finished with a vintage frame and protected by glass.

Portrait Boston Terrier, Chiara Cappelletti

This work in acrylic on cardboard inspired "self-portrait by Jacques-Louis David" of Vicenza background. It is proposed finished with a vintage frame and protected by glass.

Alteration, Chiara Cappelletti

In this work I wanted to represent two stages of alteration, the aesthetic surgery and the historical representing both with an homage to Flemish portraits.