LUXURY ART – A Collection by Lilia Mamone    This collection of paintings, LUXURY ART, draws inspiration from the iconic signatures of luxury brands. At its core, these works pay homage to the enduring legacies of these brands—stories shaped by family histories that have left an indelible mark on the world of luxury.Luxury—an ascent into the infinite, into the richness of meaning. This concept encapsulates the artistic vision of Lilia Mamone, an artist with a refined, contemporary sensibility. Her style is striking not only for the themes it explores but also for the uniquely personal and expressive execution that imbues each piece with emotion.  These are powerful, communicative works—balanced in their use of color, line, and formal composition.Mamone’s paintings transcend mere representation; they evoke a deeper resonance. They appear in perfect harmony with the luxury names they reference, almost as if a silent musical accord exists between them. For instance, the piece “Riva”captures a chromatic vibration that echoes the ebb and flow of the tide—suggestive and rhythmic.Her refined aesthetic is especially evident in her more conceptual works. Take, for example, the painting “Vogue.”Through the interplay of acrylic and raw jute, Mamone captures the very alchemy of the magazine itself—infusing depth into the ephemeral.The pinnacle of her compositional mastery is perhaps best exemplified in “Bulgari.”  The elegant structure, paired with the use of aluminum foil, reinterprets the luxury sector through a contemporary lens. This work stands as a testament to taste and conceptual finesse—a graceful homage to the origins of great international brands.In an era where these iconic names are endlessly reproduced across media and marketing, their original creative spark risks being lost. Through her art, Lilia Mamone invites us to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the true value of human creativity—the very foundation upon which luxury was built.       – Valeria S. Lombardi Doctor of Contemporary Art History Graduate of the State University of Milan

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“patek philippe” canvas 70x100
“patek philippe” canvas 70x100
“dior” canvas 80x100
“dior” canvas 80x100
“hermès” canvas 80x100
“hermès” canvas 80x100
“cartier” canvas 100x100
“cartier” canvas 100x100
“prada” canvas 100x100
“prada” canvas 100x100
“zegna” canvas 100x100
“zegna” canvas 100x100
“vogue” canvas 100x100
“vogue” canvas 100x100
“bulgari” canvas 100x100
“bulgari” canvas 100x100
“riva” canvas 120x80
“riva” canvas 120x80
“victorinox” canvas 100x80
“victorinox” canvas 100x80
“corneliani” canvas 80x120
“corneliani” canvas 80x120
“baccarat” canvas 80x120
“baccarat” canvas 80x120
“rolex” canvas 100x100
“rolex” canvas 100x100
“chanel” canvas 100x100
“chanel” canvas 100x100
“maybach” canvas 120x80
“maybach” canvas 120x80
“george magazine” canvas 100x100
“george magazine” canvas 100x100
“absolut” canvas 100x100
“absolut” canvas 100x100
“apple” canvas 80x120
“apple” canvas 80x120