During her training between the United States and Eastern Europe, Eloisa Gobbo has dealt with different media, from photography to painting, from sculpture to installation. In fact her work is characterized by a rigorous compositional and formal structure, where ornamental motifs, similar to modern mandalas, geometrical drawings and colourful decorative patterns are combined and often overlapped to the point of becoming almost unrecognisable, alongside images taken from the world of advertising, design, fashion and popular culture.
Her work has been noted for its use of colour, the incorporation of motifs from both Eastern and Western decorative tradition and popular culture, and for its flat surfaces. Among the recurring motifs are flowers, abstract, geometric and organic ornaments, arabesques, popular logos, maps, characters and signs.
The result is colourful and charming works, with a cheerfulness and a strong sense of colour, where a conceptual layout and a neo-pop taste coexist also on different supports and materials.
In recent years, she has expressed her creativity using different media such as painting, sculpture and digital graphic artworks. Her main interest is in decoration as a form of expression of personal and social content and repeated pattern, which make a colourful show in her paintings and carpets.
