Author Archives: Sam Formosa

About Sam Formosa

Conceptual artist, painter, sculpture in ceramics, paper, metal, wood and who make use of his created alphabetical, numerical, and musical notation systems as core foundation of his art work.

 Noohylio

Identity of form.

Noohylio

In D major (solo viola).

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Identity of form.

Posing for a specific tone.

Something that one can navigate to.

Creating a familiarity and bond.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Iperrienie

Paper is not wine.

Iperrienie.

In G3 major (cello).

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Paper is not wine.

Nor a Champaign of dynamite.

It’s a marriage between the light.

Translucent to read of image in sight.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean

Dioniesu

Sitting on a beach.

Dioniesu.

In B3 major (cello).

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Sitting on a beach.

Struggling to keep awake.

With a pencil at hand.

Bringing marks alive forward has begun.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Nensavil

Narrating of the landscape.

Nensavil

In D major (solo oboe).

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Narrating of the landscape.

Hight from a wooden window frame.

Its fragile blue paint is flacking briskly.

Revelling its beautiful aged self.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Ohcelleo

Among the bowing and silver strings.

Ohcelleo.

In F3 major (cello).

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Among the bowing and silver strings.

A world of towers and sailing ships.

Of colour and flying chandeliers.

And time you hear you, sing.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Syolatja

Over bowing.

Syolatja.

In G3 major (cello).

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Over bowing.

Choking the sound off.

And the sound, it can hardly breathe.

Then only could hear, the rustle of the leaves.

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Reflections from the Mediterranean.

Saikeitia

Don’t be afraid to be a beginner.

Saikeitia.

In A3 major (cello).

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Don’t be afraid to be a beginner.

The bow makes you play slow.

Practice in the mirror.

Your bow will follow the flow

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Reflections from the Mediterranean