Finding
paths between classical school and modern art
We did mainly theoretical things at the art high school (Umetniški
gimnaziji Koper). It was a kind of academical and classical education, we
didn’t cover modern art. However, I’m interested in modern art – it’s important
to be able to create classical things, to know the rules, the history, but then
I think now the world needs something new and fresh.
I was planning to go to the Academy
of Fine Arts to Ljubljana but because it seems to be too
classical, finally I decided to learn something else, film or design. I am doing
animations, illustrations and graphics too, I got many inspirations from films
(I especially like Kubrick and Xavier Dolan). My art has still a very wide scale;
it’s a mixture of everything from a kind of impressionism through classical
paintings of bodies until working with stencils. I’m just searching the right direction
for me.
We could
really observe the big variety of Noemi’s work. There is a bluish painting in
the blue kitchen with some white sailboats, there is a small one of a tree (5 cm canvas) and there are
others, highly abstract, pieces of an imaginary cartoon…
Time and
space
I don’t think that Koper and its surroundings inspire me. Maybe the sea
or sometimes the landscape. Here the situation is quite bad; there are few
opportunities to meet other artists or to have an exhibition. I want to live in
a bigger place where I can build new relationships with artists, I’m planning
to go abroad a bit. I hope from now I will have more time to paint because at
school I had many other subjects. Now I can concentrate on painting, this is
what I want to do.
My works are from imaginary cartoons and from a fantasy world; they are
not from a well defined space and time. I don’t like when something is too
realistic, I prefer abstract paintings.
Noemi is working
in the small garage of their house and she would like to find more galleries in
which she can exhibit. Her neighbors don’t really know she is painting but the
young people in Koper and Izola know her works in some degree. The time has
come to extend her experiences in time and space – it seems this starts at
JEFF.
Noemi Zonta's work will be exhibited on 10th, 17th and 24th July, on the JEFF.
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