"Have you already thanked for your HEALTH today?
Have you already thanked for your FAMILY today?
Have you already thanked for your HOME today?
Have you already thanked for your LIFE today?
But there still HOPE to this world.
The LIFE will always WIN."
With these questions, Livia Burchianti's created the serie entitled "The Wars of the 20's" with the works "The War Against the Covid-19", "The World at War" and "The Hope of Tomorrow".
Take a reflection moment and always remember to be greatful.
The creating process of two female faces in oil on canvas with the song "Coraline" by the Italian band Måneskin.
The artist's first contact with the band was watching the Sanremo 2022 festival over the internet, when the band made an epic performance of this song and was cheered by the audience.
The song tought the artist so much that she made two canvas after hearing it.
The video shows the creating process with the song "Coraline" in the background.
Picture inspired by Maria Vitória’s story, the child with thalassemia major who, at 6 years old, was done a bone marrow transplant from the umbilical cord cells of her younger sister.
From the blank screen to the ending of "Vitória (Victory)'s Laughter".
Process of creation of the work "The Brasilia’s Manifestation on June 17th 2013", from the blank screen, when the population went to the streets of the whole country, arriving at the gardens of the Government Palace, with giant shaddows of the people in the National Congress’s domes.
Videos of the manifestation in several cities of the country were kindly granted to the artist for the assembly of this video.
Creation’s process of "Melancholy".
The women’s representation insite home room, with an introspective atmosphere, is a recurring theme in the artist's work. On this video, we can see the creation of one of these works, from the blank screen.
Creation process of the 100th oil on canvas by Livia Burchianti.
The place is an apartment on Atlantica Avenue, in Rio de Janeiro-RJ, where Livia Burchianti was hosted for her joint exhibition at the Consulate of Argentina in 2011 (see gallery here).
The painture was inspirated from a photo of the artist inside the apartment, before returning to her home in São Paulo.
At the end of the video there is a retrospective of all his oil works since 2005 to her 100th work.
Portrait of the "Prison Break" actor, Wentworth Miller.
As a teenager, Livia Burchianti loved Michael Scofield from Prison Break, both for his character and handsome face, symmetrical proportions, keen and penetrating eyed as well.
After some studies on pencil, Livia Burchianti decided to realize his oil portrait (and hers first making of).