Annapia Antonini is a contemporary artist of Italian origin, born in the 1960s. Trained in plastic arts at the Academy of Venice, she studied in Rome before moving to France in the early 1990s. His artistic journey is marked by a sensitive search around colour, gesture and matter.
His work is regularly presented in Italian and French galleries. She participates in fairs such as the Automne Salon and has exhibited in Paris, Milan, Rome and Nice. His practice goes through painting, drawing and monotype, with particular emphasis on organic forms, interior landscapes and visual memory.
Annapia Antonini develops an aesthetic at the crossroads of abstract figuration and instinctive drawing, evoking artists as Giorgio Morandi for sobriety and Zao Wou-Ki for pictorial intensity. His works suggest interior architectures, nature snapshots or emotional reminiscences. The gesture is spontaneous, the texture rich, and the colors often contrast.
The Gallery 125 offers drawings and monotypes of Annapia Antonini, available for sale online and in the gallery. These works, imprinted with fragility and inner strength, match perfectly with a collection alongside other contemporary artists such as Takashi Murakami, Hiroshi Asada or Georges Mathieu, with a sensitive and committed look at form and matter.