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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x23.6in
About this artwork
Reflex, the world seen before focusing.
Sometimes the most beautiful emotions are the quick, instantaneous ones.
A direct and spontaneous picture like feelings, the real ones without filters.
Not being on fire in the world is a virtue.
I see you but I don't fully understand you, I can't put my finger on you.
Curiosity pushes us to stop and find out what lies beyond.
Who knows, when you look at the painting, what you will focus on and what you… will see?
Technique: acrylic on canvas, brushes
Spatulas and hands.
Sometimes the most beautiful emotions are the quick, instantaneous ones.
A direct and spontaneous picture like feelings, the real ones without filters.
Not being on fire in the world is a virtue.
I see you but I don't fully understand you, I can't put my finger on you.
Curiosity pushes us to stop and find out what lies beyond.
Who knows, when you look at the painting, what you will focus on and what you… will see?
Technique: acrylic on canvas, brushes
Spatulas and hands.
Emanuele Piccinelli
Italy
Credentials
- Works on commission
Emanuele Piccinelli is a contemporary artist
🏆 winner of a group exhibition in Via Margutta in Rome, Arte in caos, selected for the exhibition Arte è donna.
Winner of a group exhibition in Via Margutta (Absolutely Light)
She works with mixed media on canvas, integrating her research into contemporary abstract painting. She uses a gestural, layered, and process-based style of painting, where instinctive gestures and erasures create surfaces filled with tension, balance, and constant metamorphosis. Her works convey profound emotions, engaging with themes of memory and time through intense colors and visible traces, communicating the strength of emotional states and the urge to express oneself.
🏆 winner of a group exhibition in Via Margutta in Rome, Arte in caos, selected for the exhibition Arte è donna.
Winner of a group exhibition in Via Margutta (Absolutely Light)
She works with mixed media on canvas, integrating her research into contemporary abstract painting. She uses a gestural, layered, and process-based style of painting, where instinctive gestures and erasures create surfaces filled with tension, balance, and constant metamorphosis. Her works convey profound emotions, engaging with themes of memory and time through intense colors and visible traces, communicating the strength of emotional states and the urge to express oneself.