Panorama International Literature Festival 2025

This year, we’re opening the doors to poets, artists and visionaries of all kinds to participate in a unique event that merges the world of words and images.
< The central theme is "Jalam - The Drop of Life" >
and we invite you to give poetry life through stunning artistic creations.
- It's not just about painting!
We address all those who wish to express themselves through:
- Digital art: Creations that use graphics software and modern technologies.
- Calligraphy: The art of writing that transforms words into visual art.
- Handmade illustrations: drawings and paintings that capture the beauty and essence of the theme.
Let your creativity flow like water, transforming words into images that resonate on a global stage.
This is an invitation to celebrate life and its essence through art and poetry, in all its forms.
Contribute to this powerful mix of art and literature.
Theme: Jalam – The drop of life (About the classic element of water)
Date: January 1-31, 2025
Location: Global | Mode: Hybrid
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Release your artistic spirit and be part of a literary revolution that celebrates words and images in harmony.
Artistically addressing the theme of water offers numerous expressive and conceptual possibilities, and here's why it can be so fascinating and meaningful:
Water is the universal symbol of life, purification, rebirth and change. Tackling this topic allows artists to explore these concepts through different art forms.
Water has a deep connection with human emotions. Its calm can represent peace and serenity, while its storms can symbolize emotional turmoil. Artists can harness this connection to create works that resonate deeply with viewers.
Water is at the heart of many global issues like the water crisis, Addressing this issue through art can raise awareness and stimulate important discussions, encouraging positive action.
Water, with its various forms – liquid, solid, gasy – offers artists incredible versatility.
They can explore transparency, movement, light refraction, and much more, using different mediums and artistic techniques.
Different cultures have myths, legends and symbolisms connected to water. Addressing this theme allows artists to tap into a rich cultural tradition, creating works that celebrate and honor these stories.
Poetic Dimension: Water is often used in metaphors and poetry. Combining it with visual poetry allows artists to create works that not only speak to the eye, but also to the heart and mind, through the evocative power of words.
Panorama International Literature Festival 2025
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Shura Oyarce Yuzzelli is a Peruvian artist and poet who lives and works in Italy. She studied painting at the Superior School of Fine Arts in Lima and later moved to Florence, where she graduated in architecture.
Oyarce is known for his works that combine visual and poetic elements, often exploring themes of interiority and emotional reflection. One of his most recognized works is "Now", which was selected for an exhibition commemorating 70 years since the death of the Italian writer Cesare Pavese. This exhibition was held at the Open Sky Museum in Camo, in the province of Cuneo.
His works have been exhibited in several personal and collective exhibitions in Italy and abroad, and he has also published poems.
Shura is known for her works that combine visual and poetic elements, often exploring themes of interiority and emotional reflection. His works range from various expressive mediums, including painting, sculpture, installations and poetry. His creations are characterized by a strong emotional charge and a deep introspection, which invite the viewer to personal and intimate reflection.
Among his best-known sculptures are "La Llorona and la curandera" and "Chasqui... messenger of heaven", both exhibited in various international exhibitions. Recently, Shura presented a sculpture in the "CICATR/CI" exhibition at the Milan Triennial, entitled "Venus of Milo". This sculpture, filled with red drapes, symbolizes scars and suffering, while the sculpture’s white represents the divine, white soul that withstands adversity.
One of his most recognized works is "Now", selected for an exhibition commemorating 70 years since the death of the Italian writer Cesare Pavese, held at the Museum A Cielo Aperto in Camo, in the province of Cuneo. Shura has exhibited in several personal and collective exhibitions both in Italy and abroad, receiving numerous accolades for his artistic contribution.
Publications
In addition to her visual art activity, Shura Oyarce Yuzzelli has also published poems. Her writing is characterized by evocative language and emotional depth that mirror her visual work. His poems explore themes of love, loss, memory and identity, offering an additional dimension to his artistic universe.
Shura's artistic philosophy is based on the exploration of the human condition through art. It tries to capture and transmit universal emotions, creating a connection between the work and the audience. His influences range from traditional Peruvian art to contemporary art, with a particular interest in the interactions between text and image.
Shura Oyarce Shura Oyarce Yuzzelli Preeth Padmanabhan Nambiar Irene Doura-Kavadia 

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