Da Rosa creates human figures. They can be statuesque, but more usually they are twisted and contorted. They can indulge in athletics, dance or struggle. Some of them Continue reading
DAROSA’S INVENTED GESTURE
by Harold Kitner, Professor Emeritus Kent State University (Artist, Critic, Art Historian)
Where does the world begin and where does it end? Simply look for the hands Continue reading
ILLUSIONARY EXPRESSIONISM:
IN TODAY’S WORLD WHERE DOES ONE’S WORK FIT?
I am continuously trying to develop and improve my work, to bring originality and purpose to it. Although I am aware of Continue reading
Article by Dr. Carol Damian
Large Powerful Works
The large powerful works of Eduardo daRosa speak of the human history of violence, ritual, and emotional response. Through the symbols of everyday life, he paints tragedy and despair, but the Continue reading