Jumping in the past with my old artworks. 😊
An happy Thursday to you all! It can looks a little strange in the hot August, but since a couple of days I have a cold. 🙃 Yesterday I sneezed while I was working on a new painting after the lunch and I started to feel cold and, believe me, the temperature was absolutely no cold.
I spent a bad night trying to sleep, but this morning I felt myself like an old old woman with broken bones. Now I'm feeling a little betters and so I decided to sit in front of my laptop to clean some old old folders where I stored the pics I took years ago.
Between a lot of different pics I also found some images of my first artworks. Maybe some of you don't know that I started to work on art just around 10 years ago, when I met my hubby @paolobeneforti and he started to teached me to paint and to sculpt. ❤️
From time to time I like to watch and to share my first works on art, because watching them I can understand how my own style was born and how much I learned along these years, so you can see some of them in the following pics:
See ya soon and stay safe,
Silvia
***If you like my artworks, you can find them on my online shops on
Artfinder ( https://www.artfinder.com/silviabeneforti#/), on Etsy (https://www.etsy.com/shop/vumap) and on my Patreon page too (https://www.patreon.com/silviabeneforti). If you are interested about my artworks, you can buy my catalogue here:
US (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9S4VLQK)
Italy (https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0C9S4VLQK)
Uk (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C9S4VLQK)
You can find it in different countries, you have just to search "silvia beneforti portfolio" on Amazon. ^^
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I really like how your post ties personal experience to creative growth, turning being under the weather into a gentle moment of rediscovery. It’s clear how meaningful it was to revisit your first artworks, especially as a way to trace where your style began and how it's evolved over a decade. There's something honest in how you link your artistic journey to meeting your husband, who introduced you to painting and sculpting. I admire that you’re sharing that backstory, it makes your current work feel even richer knowing the roots behind it.
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