personal alphabet
I m suggesting to whom it may please to create a personal alphabet
in order to express random and mysterious states of mind
in one of their paintings an automatic projection of their feeling
a large or small sheet of wrapping paper, better large
in this period it happens to receive at home packages of books, objects or other things
bend it so as to obtain 26 spaces, precise geometric sequences
26 like the letters of the alphabet.
create 26 different colour tones separately with any material
oil, watercolours, crayons, crayons, etc., etc., etc.
also black and white and combine them randomly with the letters.
open the large parcel sheet of paper and as if it were a musical score
strictly following the spaces of the writing sequences
a thought, a state of mind, what comes to mind
drawing on your color alphabet
could become something like this on side.
Bio
Renata Boero (1936, Genoa), after her humanistic studies between Turin and Switzerland, began to exhibit in 1959 at the Quadriennale in Rome where she returned in 1986 and 1999. Since the lateSixties she began
her exploration of natural elements which she then translated into her well-known series entitled Cromogrammi e Germinazioni (Chromograms and Germinations), research that is still open today.
The works were presented for the first time in 1970 by Jacques Lepage in Toulose, then at the Galleria Martano in Turin, the ICC in Antwerp, the Sao Paulo Biennial in Brazil, the Venice Biennale in 1982 (where
she returned in 1993, 2008 and 2009) and the National Museum of History of Belarus in Minsk.In 2012 she held a series of conferences and solo exhibitions in Argentina, at the University of Tucuman, Cordoba and
the Salta Museum. She continues an intense exhibition activity in public and private spaces, in Italy and abroad, which she combines with teaching at NABA and the Brera Academy in Milan, in Bergamo with
Mario Cresci. She lives and works in MilanIn 2012 he held a series of conferences and solo exhibitions in Argentina, at the University of Tucuman, Cordoba and the Salta Museum. She continues an intense
exhibition activity in public and private spaces, in Italy and abroad, which she combines with teaching at NABA and the Brera Academy in Milan, in Bergamo with Mario Cresci. She lives and works between Milan
and Genoa
