The Carnival seen from above

There’s a very special place in Venice where you can enjoy a cup of coffee, reed a book, visit the exhibition and enjoy the view on St Marco Square. It’s The Human Safety Net, at the Procuratie Nove. https://www.thehumansafetynet.org/visitaworldofpotential

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The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Living in Venice. Two days of fog and the Carnival.

The Venetian fog is mysterious. It makes you part of a fairy tale whether you want it or not.
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Printing Sunday

After the Collage Saturday comes the Printing Sunday.
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Collage day

Preparing for the printing day
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Milano. Felice Casorati, Palazzo Reale

Felice Casorati 1883-1963, is one of my favorite Italian artists of the 20th century. A very important exhibition...
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Keeping the everyday practice of capturing Venice.

Today it was pocket watercolor.
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Printing Sunday. A client asked for the letters F, R and S, so I spent the morning reprinting my linocuts.

I often think I’ll quit printing and focus on painting bigger canvas instead but linocuts keep coming back. There’s...
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Gran Canal view

A secret tea spot where one can escape the crowds of tourists invading Venice over the weekend. Drawing...
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

It’s a rainy Valentine in Venice. I’m having a coffee break between lessons. Cannot resist sketching in my moleskine.

The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Installation and Artist Book, Festival of Illustration, Bevilaqua La Masa Foundation, Venice

«Banalités Précieuses», a series of linocut prints exposed as a vertical installation and as an Artist Book.
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Milano Centrale

A great drawing spot
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

The eye of Turin

watching you
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Crocetta, Torino

Drawing on the market
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

What feeds us…

PANEM QUOTIDIANUM. Photo by Mark Smith.
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

PANEM QUOTIDIANUM

Art is my daily bread. Photo by Mark Smith
The Carnival seen from above. Nadia Kuprina. Artist

Shooting with Mark Smith

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