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"When it comes to Vanina Vincent, one cannot speak merely of artistic royalty.
In the realm of representation, she appears more divine than regal.
Her sense of beauty does not emerge from imposed canons, but from an original tension toward the aesthetic laws of nature,
those same laws that humanity later bends to its own sophistication.
There is in Vanina an authentic wildness, the kind that belongs to nature when it refuses to conform to our expectations.
Her art responds to an intimate, universal order, perceptible only to those who devote themselves, for themselves and for others, to seeking its deeper meaning.
That is why, even when the community observes without fully understanding, it still feels a resonance:
a sense of belonging that moves you, as if recognizing something ancient and shared, even in the face of a different cultural language.
Vanina appears as a contemporary pagan divinity, celebrating the cycle of the seasons and inviting us to break free from the hysterical forms of modern society.
Her music calls us to dance, to ecstasy, to instinct, to that liberating dimension that has always belonged to humankind.
There are echoes in her work, Dionysus and the satyrs, the Sardinian mammutones, yet reframed in a modern, metropolitan guise,
where the ancient labor of the earth coexists with the complexity of contemporary civilization.
Through this interplay, Vanina explores and gives voice to female roles long neglected or forgotten, opening portals to both archaic memory and new vision."