
Painting as character, memory and ornament.
A visual archive built through characters, icons, historical profiles, and reinvented figures. Behind the apparent simplicity of the images, Fiorentina Giannotta's work opens up a more ambiguous and sophisticated space: a painterly theatre of iconic figures, intense colours, and reinvented identities.
Selected works




New York, 1964.
High School Diploma in Art and Master Degree in Architecture at
Florence University. In 2005, she resumed study of drawing,
painting and goldsmith's art in jewelry.
Some her works, sacred
character, are in the Diocesan Museum of Lecce, Italy. In addition,
she's author of Altarpieces in the Church of Santa Maria della
Fiducia, Giorgilorio (Lecce).
She was present, also, at 54th
Biennial of Art in Venice, Italy Pavilion. Her personal world is
inhabited by historical figures or ordinary people, always iconic.
Processed in a too colorful space, with industrial paints and brushes
for ceramic, they characterize her works in very original way.









































































































































































































































