The technique derives internally over time, from the desire to return to painting in a different way and giving life to a fusion of experiences which are subsequently transferred on panel and begins by experimenting initially with a very small piece of work entitled "Alba" made with chrysocolla and enamels. The artist tackles and resolves the various technical problems as they arise, modifying and fine-tuning the enamels used.
Recommended by several art critics over the years, Rossella Faraone ventured into very large, difficult to create and increasingly complex artworks mixing enamels, gemstones, semi-precious stones (ground in mortar), precious metals and sculptures. In her art compositions, Rossella Faraone combines research, experimentation and spirituality.