Maria Paola Coda
Maria Paola Coda
Abstract contemporary painting titled “1949” by Maria Paola Coda, featuring a gradient of golden, grey, and silvery tones with subtle texture.
Abstract contemporary painting titled “1949” by Maria Paola Coda, featuring a gradient of golden, grey, and silvery tones with subtle texture.
Abstract contemporary painting titled “1949” by Maria Paola Coda, featuring a gradient of golden, grey, and silvery tones with subtle texture.
Abstract contemporary painting titled “1949” by Maria Paola Coda, featuring a gradient of golden, grey, and silvery tones with subtle texture.
Abstract contemporary painting titled “1949” by Maria Paola Coda, featuring a gradient of golden, grey, and silvery tones with subtle texture.
Abstract contemporary painting titled “1949” by Maria Paola Coda, featuring a gradient of golden, grey, and silvery tones with subtle texture.
Abstract contemporary painting titled “1949” by Maria Paola Coda, featuring a gradient of golden, grey, and silvery tones with subtle texture.

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1949 – Contemporary Abstract Painting by Maria Paola Coda

“1949” is an abstract painting by contemporary artist Maria Paola Coda, known for her research into color, matter, and visual memory. In this artwork, golden tones gradually fade into silvery and grey shades, creating an inner landscape filled with light and depth. The pictorial texture, built through subtle layers and glazes, invites slow contemplation and emotional connection with the viewer.

The piece evokes a dialogue between the warmth of light and the serenity of shadow, suggesting a passage between emotional and temporal states. “1949” is both an intimate and universal space, where abstraction becomes a timeless language capable of transmitting silence, harmony, and memory.

Maria Paola Coda, a contemporary visual artist specializing in abstract painting, works exclusively with Villa del Artegallery and exhibits internationally. Her work “1949” reflects her commitment to exploring new visual atmospheres and her continuous experimentation with painting.