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Artwork details
- Medium : Gouache on Paper
- Other details : Artwork unmounted, but already framed and ready to hang.
- Dimensions : 7.9x5.9in
About this artwork
In this piece, I captured a quiet moment of connection and reflection, using the fluidity of gouache to express fleeting impressions. The interplay of blue and black evokes freshness and calm, inviting the viewer to feel the gentle energy between these men. It brings a contemplative, soothing presence, reminding us to pause and appreciate.
Alejandro Mariotti
Argentina
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Credentials
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« In the Sky, there is no transition between Red and Blue [only Green and Orange]. But then there is the Earth... and the Brown appears. Earth is the transition between Sky and Water [between Red and Blue]. »
Alejandro Mariotti, mainly self-taught and with studies in stamping and engraving, uses a wide variety of media, from ink, watercolour, acrylic or oil, to natural pigments and fluorescent paints. His approach is essentially experimental, with expressionist and impressionist overtones, exploring light and color with a unique sensitivity through motifs captured live directly from observation. His works generally straddle the line between figurative and abstract. He seeks to convey spontaneous impressions, pushing formal boundaries and awakening in the viewer a sense of freshness, creative freedom, and a deep connection with the moment.
Alejandro Mariotti, mainly self-taught and with studies in stamping and engraving, uses a wide variety of media, from ink, watercolour, acrylic or oil, to natural pigments and fluorescent paints. His approach is essentially experimental, with expressionist and impressionist overtones, exploring light and color with a unique sensitivity through motifs captured live directly from observation. His works generally straddle the line between figurative and abstract. He seeks to convey spontaneous impressions, pushing formal boundaries and awakening in the viewer a sense of freshness, creative freedom, and a deep connection with the moment.