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Executive poetics of the Drawing – Eva in the Chalet

Many of the featured drawings, such as Eva in the Chalet, are part of the first art comic “Eve the Spiral Woman”. Included by Roberto Piaia and Carmen De Guarda.

This is an idea born with the intention of brightening up the classic art catalog…

I mean that they usually present themselves as a collection of images and pompous texts from critics. Certainly interesting, but on the other hand pretty boring. Eva in the Chalet – Drawing

In the end I think I solved the problem. My works, especially with many pencil sketches reproducing the protagonists, are accompanied by a surreal story written by Carmen De Guarda. Eva in the Chalet – Drawing

From this union of the two artists, a collector’s comic was born:

Unique! Because in the vast comic book market, statues and paintings aren’t normally included in the layout.
Vibrant! Because the story is packed with strength and intense feelings.
Controversial! Because both the images and the written words are ambiguous, mysterious, enigmatic… In addition, this is the first of a series, therefore it’s destined to increase the value over time…
This is the first in a series so the value will certainly increase over time. Eva in the Chalet – Drawing