Contemporary artist based in London
Francesca P. Giuliano is a contemporary artist based in London whose practice is centred on portrait and self-portrait. At the core of Giuliano’s process is the push and pull between creating by design or by intuition. Between making work that is considered versus working without thinking. Between engaging the decision-making conscious or not.
This tension circles back to inform the materials, the techniques, and the production values used.
Et tu Gorbachev. The socialist fraternal embrace between Mikhail Gorbachev and Erich Honecker (the General Secretary of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany and therefore controlled the government of the German Democratic Republic) during the former’s visit to East Germany for the 40th anniversary of the raising of the Berlin Wall (6–7 October 1989). I … Continue reading Stabilising minute moments
There’s a point, isn’t there, where something you’ve been doing a while turns a gear. It’s often a petri dish accident. When I work on digital images I use a bright, contrasting colour as a background to help me see where I’ve missed bits and how much is left to do. I started noticing that … Continue reading Still more values
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