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Carole d'Inverno
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • United States
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Carole d'Inverno commented on Carole d'Inverno's photo
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Broken Pathways

"Thank you Dennis for the nice description! I really appreciate!"
Aug 14, 2023
DENNIS A. DEZMAIN commented on Carole d'Inverno's photo
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Broken Pathways

"This has a collage look to the composition with a three dimensional approach to the overall layout. I really like the use of mixed forms that are open and those that are overlayed suggesting a textural consideration. The imaginative approach of the…"
Aug 13, 2023
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Carole d'Inverno commented on Carole d'Inverno's photo
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The Watery World

"Thank you for looking at my work. I always like to hear how others perceive my paintings, and your analysis is quite spot on! I do like ambiguity in my work, as it leads to open interpretation. Thank you again! "
Jul 16, 2023
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"Curator's Comments:   I was thrilled to discover your unique works on the site today.  While I see vestiges of a Modernist sensibility in the compartmentalized forms, your deliberately constructed paintings defy simple…"
Jul 16, 2023
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Carole d'Inverno, Artist Statement

History is central to my work.

I immigrated from Europe to the United States as a young woman. I saw the disparity

in wealth, the gun violence, the racial tension, but also the familial interactions in

close-knit communities, the pride in country, the belief in ‘everything is possible’.

I turned to history to understand the contradictions.

I travel quite a lot in the US and have seen many changes since the late ’70s. From the

brake-neck expansion of the suburbs, to the emptying of Main Streets, the decline of

the industrial cities of the North, and the population explosion of the Sun Belt,

America keeps morphing. In contrast with my upbringing, the country seems to be in

constant motion. Jobs, homes, families, neighborhoods, wealth, all can change in a

blink of time. How can I understand these phenomenas? What is behind them? What

do they have in common? Instead of trying to grasp the whole picture at once, I focus

on regional history. Each community I study and render in paintings and drawings

adds to my understanding.

To prepare for a new series I visit the local communities. I take in the scenery and

spend time with locals. I listen to stories, go to museums and art centers, look at

monuments, read at the local library, and even peruse restaurant menus! I consult

maps, photos, relevant books, and fill sketchbooks with notes and drawings. A unique

picture starts developing in my mind. In the studio my intuition takes the lead and I let

the facts, places, and local stories coalesce in my mind. The data is humanized.

Paintings and drawings naturally reflect the community, and its people. Each new

series becomes part of the whole and teaches me more.

We all have stories to tell.

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