Women in Tuscany

Lia D Castro was David. He has evolved to become Lia; an erudite artist and her work portrays her life. She paints her encounters with her clients with whom she engages in sex works but the works are signed David.

The works of June Crespo are mutations from one form to another as each image has a different significance for the viewer.

Diana Fonseca takes remanents of interiors whose walls witness the daily lives of Cubans. These fragments of wall pieces pieced together forms a collage of past lives. What is unwanted and residual becomes a beautiful work.

Jac Leirner assembles common objects from every day life and creates a story. Jac is an iconic Brazilian artist.

Jennie June Lee residing in NYC delves into the world of the supernatural and creates from clay stories of mystical creatures.

Marta Pierobon shows us that hands are the initial physical creators. Thus she has portrayed hands to show the journey of how works are first realised. She is in Castello di Brolio and amongst the casks of Vin Santo in Fèlsina.

Kiki Smith's 2012 jacquard tapestry is a magnificent work that soars away from the earth and the perils it holds. Is it an escape from reality? Kiki lived through the period of aids and her works reflect her thoughts of this turbulent period.

Aidan Salakhova works from marble in Carrera. Pure white marble tells her story.

Alexandra Sukhareva studies the effects of time and light in different mediums. In Fèlsina her mirror works erode depending on their exposure to light and with time changes form.