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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
27.6x27.6in
About this artwork
This painting was born from a reflection on time and personal memory.
In the painting, several ages of the same woman coexist: old age, maturity, and childhood. They are not separate figures, but fragments of a single identity that manifests itself simultaneously, as happens in the most intimate memories.
The human body is depicted as fragile, bare, and vulnerable. It is a body that bears the marks of time and experience, but also of emotional… memory. The elderly woman looks back and, in doing so, revisits herself: she sees the woman she once was and the child she still is.
Grendizer isn't just a pop reference, but an emotional symbol. It represents childhood. The contrast between flesh and metal, between the real body and the icon, underscores the distance between what is destined to change and what remains fixed in memory. In this silent dialogue, time is no longer linear: it folds, overlaps, and becomes circular.
Chiara Poli explores the theme of female emancipation. She depicts women in their nakedness, free from the appearances and roles imposed by contemporary society. She celebrates the intimacy of women free to express themselves and live their full potential. Her mother's figure has influenced her art since childhood. Daughter of an emancipated and nonconformist woman, she assimilated the concepts of freedom of expression through the original clothes her mother made and the feminist theses she proposed at every opportunity. Chiara's maturation is the fruit of a profound intertwining of life and thought: classical studies, a degree, a job and a family, the commitments of a wife and mother, and the obsession with her art. This synthesis is fully reflected in her poetics, which, especially after the untimely death of her mother, evolved into a precise mission to give voice to her nonconformist and feminist soul, forcefully applying it to contemporary society.