Six plastic artists show their work in Rome

Published by ICSEB at 16 November, 2017

Italy, Spain and Brazil were represented by plastic artists at the 2nd Cultural Event organized by the Chiari & Scoliosis & Syringomyelia Foundation, which took place at the San Luigi Guanella Theatre in Rome (Italy) in October 2017. A total of six artists wanted to collaborate personally or from the distance. One was prize-winning Italian painter Francesco Mauro, an ICSEB patient, who showed some of his paintings.

 
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Another artist who displayed his work was the Ferrán Pérez Vivancos, who counts with hundreds of finished paintings, some of them in private collections in Barcelona, Germany and South America, where his work is especially appreciated./p>
 

 
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Three patients from Brazil chose to contribute to this cultural solidarity event. The first one was Christina Apovian with “Da Vinci: the birth of Brazil”:.

 
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José Mario Amaral sent us his paintings The Sand Mermaid and The Seven Serpents from a town on Brazil’s coast.

 
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The Brazilian Jonas Ribeiro afor his part sent a drawing with the title “Hope” to the Chiari &Scoliosis & Syringomyelia Foundation

 
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Other types of plastic art had their space at the event in Rome. Italian patient Maria Pia Ambrosio’s decoupage and the different decoration techniques she uses for the home and events were exhibited in a videoo.

 
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