Original artwork description:

Ostuni is a town at the tip of Italy's heel, a cluster of architectural gems, a few kms from the Adriatic sea. Etymologically speaking, Ostuni derives perhaps from the Latin 'Hostium Unio', which means "a group of people of different origins"... And this speaks to me.

There was something mystical about this place when I visited, maybe it was the ancient olive groves that accompanied our way into town, or the Stone Age megaliths that hide beneath some of those olive trees...
But I liked it there.

In this canvas, the brushstrokes are deliberate, the colours emotive - each hue tells a story. Collectively those colours come together as a community. I painted things somewhat rickety, with cracks in the facades, because that is how I see the place; More or less intact, but resilient and still breathing with life.

The painting is done in acrylics and inks with a varnish finish. It is ready to go out into the world and bring shape and sentiment into a new space!

Materials used:

acrylic, ink, varnish finish

Tags:
#italian village #community #village scene #ostuni #panna cotta 

Ostuni (2023)

Acrylic painting 
by Kelly Allison

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Ostuni is a town at the tip of Italy's heel, a cluster of architectural gems, a few kms from the Adriatic sea. Etymologically speaking, Ostuni derives perhaps from the Latin 'Hostium Unio', which means "a group of people of different origins"... And this speaks to me.

There was something mystical about this place when I visited, maybe it was the ancient olive groves that accompanied our way into town, or the Stone Age megaliths that hide beneath some of those olive trees...
But I liked it there.

In this canvas, the brushstrokes are deliberate, the colours emotive - each hue tells a story. Collectively those colours come together as a community. I painted things somewhat rickety, with cracks in the facades, because that is how I see the place; More or less intact, but resilient and still breathing with life.

The painting is done in acrylics and inks with a varnish finish. It is ready to go out into the world and bring shape and sentiment into a new space!

Materials used:

acrylic, ink, varnish finish

Tags:
#italian village #community #village scene #ostuni #panna cotta 
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"Oh how I love remembering with paint! Creating vibrant celebrations, I explore our emotional connection to the spaces that surround us. I hope to inspire others to cherish our home.... Read more

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