Bargiggia's watercolor work feels more like illustration. Although I don't have a precise narrative for this set of highly evocative images, I can feel the longing and the powerful emotions inherent in the actions depicted.




She does not have a dedicated presence on the net but she does however have a Flickr account where she posts her art.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/barbara-bargiggia/
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