Biography
Anna Carpino began to dedicate herself seriously to painting in adulthood, exploring her creativity with great intensity.
Her artistic expression ranges from portraiture to nature, with a particular predilection for painting animals, landscapes and faces, especially those of Arab women, often depicted with their faces covered.
Through these figures, the artist seeks to tell a story of ‘denied freedom’, addressing themes of oppression and silence, but also of inner strength and hidden beauty.
Anna's approach to painting is highly personal and dynamic. She works primarily with oil and acrylic paints, using brushes, palette knives and, at times, even her hands.
Over the course of her career, Anna has taken part in numerous group exhibitions and has received significant accolades, including first prize at the Velasquez International Competition.
Her artistic expression ranges from portraiture to nature, with a particular predilection for painting animals, landscapes and faces, especially those of Arab women, often depicted with their faces covered.
Through these figures, the artist seeks to tell a story of ‘denied freedom’, addressing themes of oppression and silence, but also of inner strength and hidden beauty.
Anna's approach to painting is highly personal and dynamic. She works primarily with oil and acrylic paints, using brushes, palette knives and, at times, even her hands.
Over the course of her career, Anna has taken part in numerous group exhibitions and has received significant accolades, including first prize at the Velasquez International Competition.

