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Alessandro Maggiorino
Italy
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor, India Ink on Paper
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Framing :
Other rigid frame
Framing on request - Dimensions : 19.7x15.7in
About this artwork
In this creation, I used watercolor and India ink to explore the depths of human isolation and introspection. The blurred, shadowy forms and subdued palette invoke a mood of solitude and mystery, urging viewers to ponder their own inner landscapes. This piece conveys the profound silence and vastness one feels when confronting themselves, making it a striking, emotional addition to any space. It highlights our fragility and strength amidst life's…
ephemeral moments.
Alessandro Maggiorino
Italy
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« I am meditation imprinted with ink. »
My artistic project is based on concepts. The first is the ancestral need for experimentation with materials, such as rubber recovered from the internal cabins of trains and from industrial packaging, fixed on canvas or wooden boards with the aid of glues and silicone.
The second is a deliberately abstract research aimed at recreating landscapes and retracing the state of anxiety and panic that assails conscious man in the face of the devastating impact that his peers have on Earth.
In this reference system, rubber, a petroleum derivative, is the symbol and cause of a world dominated by destruction, pollution and wars.
Hundreds, if not thousands of years, will be needed for the environment to break down plastic packaging. In this absurd scenario, the tires applied to my canvases will have the same lifespan as those mountains of environmentally toxic waste that infest nature and our oceans.
Maggiorino Alessandro
The second is a deliberately abstract research aimed at recreating landscapes and retracing the state of anxiety and panic that assails conscious man in the face of the devastating impact that his peers have on Earth.
In this reference system, rubber, a petroleum derivative, is the symbol and cause of a world dominated by destruction, pollution and wars.
Hundreds, if not thousands of years, will be needed for the environment to break down plastic packaging. In this absurd scenario, the tires applied to my canvases will have the same lifespan as those mountains of environmentally toxic waste that infest nature and our oceans.
Maggiorino Alessandro
