Expanding Perspectives

This new artistic project, currently being created and explored, proposes a reflection on our points of view, our perceptions and what nourishes our vision and inspiration on a daily basis. It questions our relationship to space through compositions on paper and three-dimensional objects such as wooden totems. These forms become revisited landscapes, where feelings and points of view take on an immersive dimension.

This project is an invitation to reconsider the landscapes that surround us through an artistic prism, where imperfection, balance and aesthetics coexist to reveal new perspectives.

The first presentation of this work took place from March 13 to June 26, 2025 at the Galerie Mosaic Room in Vevey (CH).

A cozy cafe with white walls, decorated with modern abstract artwork in black, orange, blue, and white. Small wooden tables with chairs, some with cushioned seats, are set with glasses and small vases with dried flowers. There is a corner with stone
Gallery wall with abstract black, white, blue, and orange artwork, above a wooden dining table with glasses, placemats, and a potted plant.
Blurred photo of an interior wall with framed artwork and a small picture, illuminated with a blue hue.
Black and white photo of framed artwork, vertical rectangular, on wall with horizontal rectangular artwork to the right, also framed, and several small abstract pieces arranged vertically.
A woman with glasses, dark hair, and a hoodie observing framed artworks on a pale-colored wall in an art gallery, captured through a blue-tinted, blurred, and reflective surface.
Black and white image of an art gallery wall with artwork and a tall, vertical structure made of small rectangular blocks.
A white framed triptych art piece with black and blue abstract brushstrokes, set against a white wall with black line patterns.
Black and white artwork with vertical wavy lines, framed on a wall with similar line pattern extending from the bottom of the frame.
Triptych abstract art with black and orange rectangular shapes and horizontal lines, and a black and white line drawing of a hand on the wall.
Black and white abstract artwork featuring irregular horizontal lines and a large shape on the left side
Abstract black and white striped vertical artwork on a wall, with three rectangular panels of varying heights and designs.
Gallery wall with abstract black, white, orange, and blue artwork, arranged with various frames and textures.
Abstract mixed-media art installation on a white gallery wall, including framed paintings with bold colors, vertical and staggered rectangular sculptures, and a rectangular window with a reflective surface showing blue and black geometric patterns.
Framed abstract artwork with orange paint streaks and black horizontal line on white background, hung on a white wall above water reflection lines; vintage studio light with textured glass and power cord hanging from ceiling.
Abstract black and white striped wall art with several vertical rectangular panels of varying heights and widths, some with horizontal lines.
Abstract modern art piece with black lines, blue rectangles, and white background in a white frame.
Black and white vertical abstract art installation with wooden rectangular blocks mounted on a white wall, some with striped patterns.
Minimalist black and white abstract art featuring a tall black rectangular shape with horizontal lines beneath it, framed in white and mounted on a white wall.
Abstract artwork featuring a large vertical blue brushstroke with horizontal black lines underneath, framed in white.
Abstract black and white artwork with vertical rectangular bars of varying heights and patterns, including solid black, white with black horizontal lines, and plain white.
Art gallery wall displaying abstract paintings and mixed media artwork with geometric shapes and bold colors.
Gallery wall with abstract artwork, wooden table with glasses of water and potted plant, and wooden chairs in a modern dining area.

Text by Elodie Mastrogiacomo

Following the Imperfections Alignées series, Milena Quattrocchi continues her exploration of balance by integrating a new dimension into her artistic language. With Expanding Perspectives, she offers a reflection on our viewpoints, perceptions, and what shapes our daily gaze. Through volumetric compositions, she plays with the perception of space and movement, inviting the viewer to observe from a renewed perspective.

Repetition of lines and the relationship with imperfection remain central. Her line, always free and assertive, carries an intimate dimension: her autoimmune condition causes tremors. This accepted reality unfolds throughout her compositions. Minimalism, usually unforgiving of irregularity, here embraces the uniqueness of the gesture. Her line is not imperfectly constructed; it is simply drawn as it is.

Expanding Perspectives extends her language beyond paper. The line becomes volume, expands into space and interacts with light. Through paper compositions and three-dimensional objects, Milena explores how our perceptions shift in response to materials and changing perspectives. The experience becomes physical and immersive.

True to her core values—contrast, balance, tension, and harmony—this project opens new possibilities through the exploration of new mediums. It is also rooted in ecological awareness, where material choices are an integral part of the artistic process.