Arsenale di Venezia
Oil, Pencil on Canvas
36x51in
$4,610
Framing
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Carlos Arriaga
Spain
Artist highlights
- Popular Artist
- International Exposure
- Covered by the Press
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Pencil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x59.1in
About this artwork
Oil and pencil on grisaille from black and white photography on canvas.
The main character is Nicola di Rienzo, a medieval revolutionary who was the first to succeed in making Rome an independent city from the papacy.
I have placed it in a recreated vision of the Roman forum, maintaining its personality, but surrounded by nature and fantasy.
The technique is a discovery by the author who knows no one in the world who does it in a similar way.…
The essence of my artistic work lies in the symbiosis between city and nature. In this pictorial narrative, the human being is represented by the city, which, with all its grandeur and complexity, represents the ingenuity and creativity of our species, but also the challenge we face in trying to balance our development with the preservation of the environment. Through this forced symbiosis, my work seeks to convey a message about the interdependence between human beings and nature.
The main character is Nicola di Rienzo, a medieval revolutionary who was the first to succeed in making Rome an independent city from the papacy.
I have placed it in a recreated vision of the Roman forum, maintaining its personality, but surrounded by nature and fantasy.
The technique is a discovery by the author who knows no one in the world who does it in a similar way.…
The essence of my artistic work lies in the symbiosis between city and nature. In this pictorial narrative, the human being is represented by the city, which, with all its grandeur and complexity, represents the ingenuity and creativity of our species, but also the challenge we face in trying to balance our development with the preservation of the environment. Through this forced symbiosis, my work seeks to convey a message about the interdependence between human beings and nature.
Carlos Arriaga
Spain
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Credentials
- International Exposure
- Covered by the Press
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Carlos Arriaga, photographer and painter, forges his art under the protection of a pictorial lineage. He uses mixed techniques, printing photographs on textured canvases and then intervening on them with oil, in a dance of grisaille and glazes that invites contemplation and reflection on the changing relationship between the city and nature. His works, ethereal and full of dream, are a journey through urban landscapes that whisper stories of resilience and visual poetry.
Carlos Arriaga
Cola Di Rienzo Nel Foro Romano.
$5,330
