Pierrot

A mask that doesn't play a game, but shows feeling.
In Pierrot , an intimate wax composition, Maria Angela captures the silent tragedy of the figure who laughs and suffers at the same time. The dark accents around the eyes, the subtle smile—all speak of an inner world that breathes softly beneath the surface.

Wavy lines and a graceful collar give the image a theatrical flair, but without embellishment. Everything is a whisper, not a shout.

The soft tones and flowing shapes make this work a tranquil presence.
A melancholic portrait of softness, contemplation and the desire to be seen.