Simona Zecca
Simona Zecca captures the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength through textured, narrative-driven portraiture.
Works by Simona Zecca
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Curated Sets
The collections within Simona’s work
Ethereal Figures
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
This set gathers works featuring solitary female figures in contemplative, dreamlike states, often with muted palettes and a focus on inner worlds. — ‘Léonie’, ‘Eve’, ‘Kira’ and ‘Halo’.
Whispers of Nature
This grouping explores themes of natural beauty, growth, and connection to the environment through symbolic imagery and vibrant, yet gentle, hues.
Inner Dialogues
These works delve into the complexities of thought and emotion, using symbolic elements and expressive gestures to convey internal struggles and revelations.
About Simona
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Good to Know
What is Simona Zecca's artistic background?
Zecca is a self-taught artist from Milan who moved from a marketing career to full-time painting in 2016, initially gaining recognition for airbrushing motorcycle components.
What materials does the artist use?
She primarily works with oil on canvas, frequently incorporating gold leaf and textured acrylic paste to add physical depth to her portraits.
What are the recurring themes in her work?
Her paintings often explore the narrative of the female experience, specifically the tension between vulnerability, strength, and melancholy.
Has Simona Zecca received any professional recognition?
Yes, she has won the San Crispino International Art Prize and the ISA Award, with exhibitions at the Solis Art Gallery and the Consulate of Japan in Milan.
What is the focus of the Heartbreak Hotel series?
This series is a narrative-driven collection of works that depicts women in various states of solitude and quiet, melancholic reflection.
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