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Roberta Pinna
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Roberta Pinna, is an Italian national contemporary art artist and art adviser whose work explores gender, sexuality and identity in the signature palette of gentle tones and monochrome. She is most known for her paintings of flying silhouettes. Pinna is widely associated with the re-emergence of the figurative and decorative in contemporary art. Career Roberta Pinna studied in Italy, France, and at the School of Visual Arts in New York. My figures are semi-realistically rendered symbolic representations of the contemporary canonic form of the feminine. My approach to work is minimalist and tended to synthesize elements and forms. Work Roberta Pinna is most widely known for her silhouettes and divers illustrated in a minimalist style. The process of Pinna's work is in the application of a great number of thin paint layers to create the silky, gentle surface that she is known for. Each work is the result of a meditative but rigorous process of applying a layer of color several times to capture a specific tone that recalls an hour, a season, and the weather. Her colour choice is designed to evoke this effect of being suspended in time watching the sky whilst her choice of material and subject are typically indicative of Minimalism. Featured collections Pinna's work has been requested for key collections. Her work is featured in a range of public and private collections, including Rizzoli Publishing, Amazon, Fiat Chrysler, (Sergio Marchionne, automotive executive for Chrysler and Fiat purchased Pinna's painting Serendipity through personal viewing for his private collection), J.P. Morgan, P&O Cruises. Pinna's work Aquarium was chosen by Rizzoli Publishing as the cover image for the posthumous book of Italian actress Anna Marchesini'“ Arrivato l’Arrotino”. The aquamarine piece is one which depicts Pinna's signature diving figures. 
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