ELEONORA RINALDI. ÓRAMA

Eleonora Rinaldi explores the boundary between the visible and the invisible, between perception and visual memory. Órama – meaning “vision” or “dream” – is rooted in a reflection on nature as a primordial space of revelation. Rinaldi’s paintings depict landscapes where vegetation is not merely a backdrop but takes on an active role, enveloping human figures and dissolving their outlines in a hypnotic chromatic weave. Her painting recalls 19th-century Symbolism and Surrealism, evoking atmospheres that converse with tradition while projecting themselves into a contemporary dimension.