BEYOND THE VISIBLE. TOWARDS THE ESSENTIAL.
WHITE OUT: THE INNER LIGHT explores the quiet power of light, form, texture, and the space between perception and emotion.
In a world defined by constant visual noise, this exhibition invites us to slow down, look closer, and rediscover the beauty of stillness.
Bringing together contemporary artists with distinct visual languages, WHITE OUT celebrates the subtle dialogue between presence and absence, vulnerability and strength, silence and expression.
Here, white is not simply a colour. It becomes a space for reflection, a metaphor for possibility, and a path towards inner light.
An exhibition where silence becomes visible.
THE ARTISTS
OLGA KRINSKY / GEULA
Bound
Acrylic on canvas | 50 × 70 cm | 2026
Inner freedom within limitations. Even when circumstances restrict movement, the inner self can remain alert, alive and unconquered.
About the Artist
I work primarily with acrylic on canvas, using restrained colour, soft light, negative space and recurring figurative motifs to explore protection, trust, vulnerability, individuality and silence.
The girl and the goose appear repeatedly in my work as a quiet visual language of companionship, inner balance and emotional presence. I am interested in the moment when an image stops explaining and begins to hold a state of mind.
Light and empty space are not background elements for me. They create pause, distance and room for the viewer to enter the work with their own memory and interpretation.
My current practice explores what remains when external noise is reduced: stillness, connection, inner freedom and the ability to remain oneself.
Website: artbygeula.com, Instagram: @artbygeula
She Knows What He Thinks. He Knows What She Thinks.
Acrylic on canvas | 30 × 60 cm | 2026
A quiet image of intuitive connection and mutual understanding. The figures do not need to face one another to remain connected. Balance, trust and presence create a silent dialogue — a closeness that exists without words.
Everyone Has Their Own Path
Acrylic on canvas | 50 × 100 cm | 2026
Closeness without sameness. The figures remain connected while looking in different directions, each keeping the right to follow an individual path.
IVANO PETRUCCI
About the Artist
Ivano Petrucci is an Italian visual artist, writer, and performer who graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome.
His artistic practice explores the emotional and psychological dimensions of the human figure, combining expressive gestures, movement, and vibrant color. Working primarily with acrylic and oil paints, Petrucci creates a dynamic dialogue between abstraction and figuration, where the human form emerges through energetic brushstrokes and layered compositions.
His experience in performance art has deeply influenced his approach to painting, transforming the canvas into a space where movement, emotion, and visual expression converge.
Website: ivanopetrucci.com, Instagram: @ivano_petrucci
Mente, Corpo e Stomaco (o Vittoria)
Acrylic and oil on canvas | 100 × 70 cm | 2023
The female figure is immersed in an explosion of colors and painterly gestures. Her posture—intense and dynamic—conveys a moment of surrender, inner strength, and freedom; it is an atmospheric celebration, charged with energy and emotion.
The work explores the dialogue between body, color, and movement, transforming the figure into a pure expression of vitality and feeling.
Energia Sacra
Acrylic and oil on canvas | 60 × 80 cm | 2024
Energia Sacra explores the essence of feminine energy as a universal force present within every human being. Emerging from an abstract world, the figure embodies the delicate balance between strength and vulnerability, sensitivity and resilience.
Drawing upon the concepts of the sacred feminine and the psychological duality of anima and animus, Ivano Petrucci presents femininity as a source of spiritual depth, transformation, and inner power. Through expressive colour and movement, the painting becomes a reflection of the invisible energies that shape human existence.
Canoni
Acrylic and oil on canvas | 50 × 50 cm | 2025
In Canoni, a union between structure and soul emerges. Delicacy and strength intertwine as colours overlap like thoughts in constant motion. The figure’s gaze extends beyond the canvas, suspended between reality and imagination.
CLARE COMBER
A Burnt Ship
Mixed media — acrylic, ink and paper on board | 30 × 40 cm
Inspired by a poem by John Donne, A Burnt Ship explores the relationship between poetry and visual expression. Through layered acrylic, ink, and paper, Clare Comber transforms a literary reference into a textured mixed-media composition, allowing materials and spontaneous gestures to shape the work.
About the Artist
Clare Comber is a British artist and designer whose creative practice brings together a rich background in graphic design and an experimental approach to mixed-media painting.
Her compositions explore the expressive possibilities of texture and material, incorporating elements such as wood veneers, fabrics, sand, collage, and paint. Working spontaneously and intuitively, she allows each artwork to evolve beyond its initial conception, embracing the freedom of unexpected forms and visual relationships.
With more than three decades of professional experience in graphic design, Clare has developed a strong understanding of composition, visual communication, and the relationship between form and meaning. Her education in art and design, alongside her studies in art history and poetry, adds another dimension to her artistic practice, where literary inspiration and tactile experimentation come together to create distinctive visual narratives.
Website: creativeartworker.weebly.com
Mr. Bleaney’s Room
Mixed media – acrylic, paper and sand on canvas | 49.5 × 43.5 cm
Inspired by Philip Larkin’s poem Mr. Bleaney, this mixed-media work translates a literary atmosphere into a visual composition. Through layers of acrylic, paper, and sand, Clare Comber explores the relationship between physical space, texture, and the quiet emotional presence suggested by the poem.
Storm at Sea
Mixed media – acrylic, paper and sand on canvas | 49.5 × 43.5 cm
Storm at Sea captures the restless character of the sea through an interplay of colour, texture, and layered materials. Combining acrylic, paper, and sand, Clare Comber creates a tactile seascape in which the physical surface becomes an essential part of the atmosphere and movement of the composition.
MIRIAM WILSON
About the Artist
Through her artistic project ROSC ART, Miriam Wilson explores the intersection of contemporary visual art and haute cuisine, recognising the world’s finest chefs as artists whose creations deserve a place within the wider artistic conversation.
Inspired by the colours, textures, forms, and fleeting beauty of exceptional culinary experiences, she transforms photographic impressions of carefully composed dishes into enduring visual artworks.
At the heart of her practice lies a fascination with impermanence. While a painting may survive for centuries, a culinary creation exists for only a brief moment before disappearing into memory. Through ROSC ART, Wilson seeks to preserve this ephemeral artistry, revealing unexpected visual worlds and inviting viewers to discover beauty in places they might otherwise overlook.
Website: rosc-art.com
Black Manta
Inspired by a cardamom dessert created by Michelin-starred chef Kim de Dood at Lys restaurant in Luxembourg, Black Manta transforms a fleeting culinary presentation into a hypnotic visual composition.
Recognising the resemblance of the dessert to a manta ray, Miriam Wilson combined 49 photographic images to create a spiralling effect while preserving the mysterious, watchful presence that first captured her imagination.
Oyster Bed
Oyster Bed draws inspiration from the culinary artistry of Michelin-starred chef Ahmet Dede in Baltimore, Ireland, where Turkish influences meet the richness of Irish produce.
Through vibrant colour and layered visual motifs, Miriam Wilson brings together the textures of Irish sea moss and subtle references to Turkish decorative traditions. The result is a lively composition celebrating cultural exchange, nature, and the unexpected beauty of culinary creation.
Sea Bass Blues
Inspired by a line-caught sea bass dish with asparagus created by Michelin-starred chef Arnaud Faye at Epicure in Paris, Sea Bass Blues explores the visual richness of culinary textures.
The colours and patterns formed by the searing process become the foundation of Miriam Wilson’s composition, while the ribbed surface of the original plate introduces a rhythmic suggestion of ocean movement. The artwork transforms a moment of fine dining into a vibrant visual experience.
KOSARA STANKOVA
Inner echo
Mixed media | 150 × 100 cm
Inner Echo explores the delicate balance between movement and stillness. Bold, dark forms emerge against a luminous, textured background, creating a sense of depth and emotional resonance. The composition invites viewers to discover their own reflections within its contrasting shapes and quiet spaces.
About the Artist
Kosara is a self-taught, ambidextrous abstract artist whose practice explores the delicate relationship between chaos and balance, movement and stillness, strength and vulnerability.
Working primarily with acrylics and mixed media, she creates layered compositions in which texture, geometric forms, and restrained colour palettes become a visual language for emotions that often remain unspoken.
Texture plays a defining role in her artistic expression, bringing depth and physical presence to the invisible complexities of human experience. Through contrasts and carefully balanced compositions, her work reflects an ongoing search for harmony within the inner world.
Rather than offering fixed meanings or interpretations, Kosara invites viewers into a space of contemplation, encouraging a personal dialogue with each artwork.
For Kosara, abstraction is not simply a departure from representation. It is a way of making visible what we feel rather than what we see.
Website: kosarastankova.com
Tension
Mixed media | 150 × 100 cm
Tension brings together expressive black lines, warm earthy tones, and layered textures in a dynamic interplay of structure and spontaneity. Through contrasting elements, the painting explores the subtle relationship between opposing forces, revealing the possibility of harmony within tension.
White noise
Mixed media | 150 × 100 cm
White Noise combines textured surfaces, geometric forms, and restrained tones with striking red and orange accents. The composition creates a visual dialogue between silence and intensity, inviting contemplation of the delicate boundary between external noise and inner stillness.
CLAUDIO GIULIANELLI
About the Artist
My artistic journey began with a fascination for ancient art, particularly Caravaggio, whose paintings deeply influenced my understanding of composition and technique.
Later, discovering the extraordinary world of Hieronymus Bosch opened a new dimension in my imagination — a mysterious, surreal universe filled with symbolism and hidden meanings.
These influences became part of my artistic identity, shaping the enigmatic figures and dreamlike worlds that inhabit my paintings.
LA REGINA
Oil on canvas | 70 × 50 cm | 2026
A mysterious figure surrounded by masks evokes the delicate boundary between identity and illusion, revealing the theatrical nature of human existence.
LA STORIA INFINITA
Oil on canvas | 50 × 70 cm | 2026
In a dreamlike world of puppets and symbolism, the artist explores the endless stories that shape our imagination and perception of reality.
LA LEGGE ETERNA
Oil on canvas | 50 × 40 cm | 2026
A surreal composition reflecting the invisible forces that guide human relationships, where control, freedom, and destiny exist in delicate balance.
