“The most interest aspect of Zanna’s painting is the horizon. And this is due to her innocence and her genuineness, while she strives with her brushes to paint waves and blue ports.
With little boats, and sand, and salt, and cranes, and buoys, and clouds, and froth she brings her horizon up and own, risking to the mistaken, but like Jean Genet’s Tightrope Walker she manages to balance without demur.
Her strokes are not diffusive; the sea in her paintings is not boxed in, but overflows agreeably.”
A(n)tonis Vathis, Sculptor
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