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* FOR IMMEDIATE RELASE *
New York, NY – September 25, 2007

A FULL SENSUALITY BEAMS IN NEW YORK
WITH MONACO ARTIST CAROLINE BERGONZI

Caroline Bergonzi shows seven years of paintings
in a solo show in the 2,500 square feet L Gallery Studio in Tribeca

September 23rd – October 1st, 2007 – 104, Reade Street, NYC.

A fresh and quietly spectacular show of 22 paintings with a projected animation made from raw drawings accompanied by contemporary music composer Daniel Iglesia is on view at L Gallery from September 23 to October 1 at L Gallery Tribeca. The exhibit has already attracted immediate attention with an interview by the Monaco TV team. Also, the work, which examines alternative operations between drawing and painting probing dark yet bright psycho-sexual corners of the human psyche, has made an initial splash with many artists, curators, designers, and art dealers such as Pietro Franesi, director of the New York Art Biennale, Sebastien Le Pelletier, founder of Mundo Art, Andrew MacNair, architect and professor at Columbia, Elizabeth Cho, art consultant, Leonid Gervitz, artist and professor at the Art Students League; artists : Lance Rautzhan, Pierre Folliet, Antoinette Torrens , Ezra Talmach, Antonio Faville, reknown choregrapher Jermaine Browne, movie makers Guy Shahar; fashion artists : Franky L’Official, Benoit Poirier d’Ambreville, Roland Peralta; composers & musicians : Caroline Chen, Patricia Alessandrini, Aaron Friedman, founder of The New York Music festival, Ed Benneth, founder of VH1; and compatriots : Johannes de Millo, from the Monaco Mission at the United Nations, and Mme&Mr Chiappori, both Professors at Columbia University.

CAROLINE BERGONZI PROFILE

Caroline Bergonzi is currently the only painter from the Principality of Monaco to be based in the New York. Her art studio is in Soho. She is known in NY for her success in fashion, as a luxury stylist, for having worked with international publications (Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Zink, etc.), in upscale advertising, and as fashion director for Trump magazine in 2005 and 2006. She has also designed CD covers, costumes, jewelry, and illustrated Randolph Duke’s new best seller “the look.” She has also participated in several avant-guard events, including Lunatarium (Dumbo) in 2002 and 2003.

Caroline Bergonzi Style. An encounter of mind and body, her work shows both an extreme sensuality, through her mastery of curves and colors, and her obsessive interest in the human mind, psychology, symbols and archetypes. She is continuously pushing her techniques and renewing her style.

Caroline Bergonzi statement. She believes that art can heal. She embraces the mission to incarnate inspiration, sensuality and freedom. “My art is both a daily exploration within of the mystery and an act of love.” She paints to symbolically represent the “invisible”, feelings and thoughts, to show, share, and inspire. The images come from within, and allow a heart to heart communication. Through her work, she wants to invite the viewers to open themselves up to dream, trust, feel and play.
Truly committed to inspire those who are willing to explore their own creative journeys, Caroline Bergonzi took the challenge and allowed non-artists to transform their stress into creativity in 90 minutes. So she designed and organized a workshop, which took place last December in Soho. This pilot program was an immediate success. Its playfulness turned out to be extremely effective (visit www.myartattack.com). Caroline is looking for the right partners to share this vision and further develop this project.

To reach L Gallery Studio, contact Pierre-Antoine Oury, 347.596.7476.

To see Caroline Bergonzi art work, visit: www.carolinebergonzi.com,
call 212 388 1415 or email at pr@carolinebergonzi.com

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