For fifteen years, Diana De Mari has been drawing the Corsican landscapes in her landscape work. Today, she also draws them for her. In Chinese ink, she observes the reliefs, the water, the traces left by the man and seeks, behind what she sees, what a territory tells. A new way of prolonging a look that she has been wearing since childhood. Diana De Mari has a way of looking at even a way of drawing. She observes for a long time. The trees, the…
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For fifteen years, Diana De Mari has been drawing the Corsican landscapes in her landscape work. Today, she also draws them for her. In Chinese ink, she observes the reliefs, the water, the traces left by the man and seeks, behind what she sees, what a territory tells. A new way of prolonging a look that she has been wearing since childhood. Diana De Mari has a way of looking at even a way of drawing. She observes for a long time. The trees, the…