Un pò più lontano by Marika Vicari
Discover Un po’ più lontano by Marika Vicari. An essential and contemplative work in which a rarefied forest opens into the distance, with trees emerging and dissolving into space. The landscape becomes a place suspended between nature, memory, and silence. The work is on view in the exhibition Vivere l’estinzione at PUNTO SULL’ARTE Gallery in Varese.
The artist: Marika Vicari
Marika Vicari is a contemporary Italian artist who explores the relationship between humanity and nature through images of trees, forests, and rarefied landscapes. Using graphite, watercolor, and supports such as paper and wood, she creates essential compositions in which the landscape becomes a metaphor for memory, fragility, and human experience.
Description
In Un po’ più lontano, Marika Vicari creates a silent forest through a succession of trees that shape the space and guide the viewer’s gaze into the distance. The trunks in the foreground appear more defined, while those farther away gradually become lighter until they almost disappear.
Graphite creates a rarefied atmosphere in which the landscape seems suspended outside of time. The forest is not merely a physical place but becomes an inner space shaped by distance, memories, and perceptions.
The title Un po’ più lontano, meaning “A Little Further Away,” suggests the desire to look beyond what is immediately visible. Nature thus invites the viewer to continue the journey in their imagination, toward an undefined place that belongs as much to the landscape as it does to the imagination.
Conclusion
Un po’ più lontano captivates through its ability to transform the forest into a space for contemplation, where nature, distance, and memory converge. Discover this work in the exhibition Vivere l’estinzione at PUNTO SULL’ARTE Gallery in Varese and immerse yourself in the poetic world of Marika Vicari.