Sondra Segala was born in 1963 in Tolentino, a small town in the heart of Italy.
Her artistic career began, as in the Italian Renaissance, in the studio of a local artist, where she acquired a predominantly figurative pictorial language. Her encounter with abstract art was a necessary step, fascinated by American abstract expressionism and Alberto Burri’s material informalism.
I have always loved wood, it gives me peace and protection, its smell takes me back to my childhood, when I used to admire my uncle, a craftsman, working on restoring antique furniture, preparing frames and boards for his paintings.
I have always loved wood, it gives me peace and protection, its smell takes me back to my childhood, when I used to admire my uncle, a craftsman, working on restoring antique furniture, preparing frames and boards for his paintings.
This project was born in the early 2020s during the isolation caused by the covid-19 pandemic.
Intrecci represents confusion, the difficulty of finding linearity and order in our lives. Intrecci is also connection, it is that network where we human beings are stuck.
