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Anma Guerra
Biography
Born in 1963, in the heart of the lakes and mountains of Savoy, Anma discovered there with her grandfather the visible and invisible lights and prisms of nature, and learned to capture the vibrations and subtle harmonies that run through the universe.
Very early on, passionate about dance, she joined the Institut Pédagogique d'Art Chorégraphique in Paris.
Through the learning of it and the acquisition of mastery of the body and gestures, she unconsciously prepares her future apprenticeship in sculpture.
It was through her meetings with the artists Livio Benedetti and Pino Castagna that she trained in sculpture in their workshops, on the model of Renaissance artists. A school that allows her to master the techniques of modeling on earth and plaster, direct carving on stone, and to be able to participate in the casting of her bronze pieces by making the patinas herself.
His works are spurts of his perception of the world. Beyond the lines, his sculptures speak of worlds invisible to the naked eye. As she explains: “when we dance, or when we shape a sculpture, the supplements of soul and grace are the embodiment of intention”.
Anma's world leaves plenty of room for a transcendent vision of art, her sculptures are windows open to a sublimated state of consciousness.
Undoubtedly, Anma is a traveler, she walks on a path that has led her from dance to sculpture, in these meanders of creation which allow her to express her metaphysical questions and to walk the paths of the soul.