Botticelli Venus & Dante Alighieri by Rossella rz in Brisbane
Botticelli Venus & Dante Alighieri
I created this mural for an Italian takeaway in Broome, Western Australia. The owners are Italian and wanted something that reminded them of their homeland. After extensive research, I stumbled upon Italian food posters from the 70s and 80s, which had a surrealist, futuristic, and pop art-inspired look. I decided to recreate that colorful and playful pop style from those food posters. On the left side, you'll see Botticelli's famous Venus chowing down on a plate of spaghetti and meatballs. On the right, there's Dante Alighieri (the medieval writer of the Divine Comedy 1265-1321) cruising on a Vespa scooter. It's a fun and quirky blend of classic Italian art and modern pop culture, 2024
Rossella, born in Brescia, Italy, has always had a deep love for art. She studied Fine Arts in Bologna and then began a journey across the world, painting murals inspired by the places she visited. Her travels continue to inspire her, shaping her artistic legacy and spreading beauty and love through her murals. As she journeys across the globe, she immerses herself in diverse landscapes and cultures, seeking inspiration from the people she meets and the places she explores. Her murals, infused with local elements and artistic vision, serve as vibrant testaments to the connections she forges with each location. Each mural becomes a unique and colorful reflection of her experiences and the stories she encounters along her travels. Her dedication to using art as a catalyst for change and boundless expression speaks volumes about her belief in the transformative power of art. Rossella's murals not only add color and life to the spaces they adorn but also serve as bridges between different cultures, emphasizing the potential for art to foster understanding, connection, and love across the globe.
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