Nonne a la Fresca

With a strong dose of irony Marina Capdevila expresses herself and talks about the slow and lively daily life of a small reality like ours. Inspired by her grandmother and her vitality, Marina stages the non-canonical, but energetic and timeless beauty of the elderly, of their looks and their smiles immersed in a society that they sometimes struggle to understand, and of which they cherish memories , stories and traditions. The protagonists of the wall are our fantastic women: the grandmothers, the aunts, the wives who dominate and live the streets, the intersections, the balconies and the doors of the house; the women who observe, scrutinize, ask questions, and above all welcome into the home and town. Muses that Marina was able to celebrate by immortalizing the soul and heart of the village. Another protagonist of the work is also the famous white chair which spreads forcefully in the town during the summer months. The chairs are always ready to welcome neighbors, friends and companions, with whom we can share time and days in an atmosphere of friendship and conviviality. Also in this case the art comes out of its support and the wall becomes more than a wall a place, where the chairs left at the foot of the stairs invite you to meet and exchange experiences, or to be in company to enjoy shared time and of the panorama over the valley.( cit. Borgouniverso.com)