GABRIELA AZAR RUBAGOTTI
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Gabriela Azar Rubagotti is an emerging artist of Dominican origin, currently based in Italy. Her artistic practice explores themes of identity, memory, and the essence of beauty, often expressed through mixed media works that combine earthy tones with vibrant colors and subtle gold accents. Her artworks are delicate yet powerful, representing the balance between natural beauty and emotional depth, often incorporating figurative elements like flowers to evoke serenity and reflection.
Rubagotti's resent exhibitions include solo exhibition "Essence" at Ten Tower Gallery in Lugano, Switzerland (November 2023 to February 2024). The exhibition focuses on themes of inner nature and self-reflection, inviting the viewer to explore the feminine and delicate aspects of beauty through abstract and figurative forms. Her work has been featured in various international exhibitions, and she continues to gain recognition in both group and solo shows throughout Italy.
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WORKS
WORKS
TECHNIQUE AND INSPIRATION
Gabriela Rubagotti’s work is characterized by an elegant balance between simplicity and intricate detailing. Her paintings are delicate yet powerful, often blending earthy tones with splashes of vibrant color and traces of gold. Rubagotti works in mixed media, layering materials like oil paints, pastels, and gold leaf to create richly textured surfaces. Her style incorporates abstract forms, frequently juxtaposed with figurative elements, such as flowers, which symbolize the beauty and fragility of life.
Rubagotti draws inspiration from themes of identity, memory, and beauty. Her artworks reflect personal introspection, aiming to capture the essence of the inner self and the serenity that can be found in moments of quiet reflection. Much of her work is informed by her Dominican heritage and her current life in Italy, which contributes to her exploration of cultural identity through art. The emotional depth in her paintings is intended to provoke a reflective response from the viewer, encouraging them to contemplate the connection between personal experience and universal themes of beauty and resilience.