Manuela e Maria Luisa

Description

First depicted facing each other and then embraced in a hug, in the third painting of the triptych, Manuela and Maria Luisa stand back to back, enigmatic and imposing in their asymmetry and complicity. Of different stature, the two women maintain their diversity not only in the color and length of their hair but also in the features of their faces and expressions, while still conveying strong energy and connection through their posture.

The experience of their first separation, caused by Manuela’s illness during childhood, marked the two sisters, revealing to them the strength of individuality even within their bond Despite having taken different life paths, the sisters are united by the desire for mutual well-being and a sense of altruism towards others.