Piccola Ballerina
Acrylic on Wood
9x10in
$770
Framing
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Enrica Toffoli
Italy
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Charcoal on Synthetic board
- Other details : Artwork on synthetic panel. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 9.8x7.9in
About this artwork
This portrait depicts a man asking for silence. The index finger gesture to his lips is clear: "Shhh."
The colors used tell the story:
The black and white create his face, serious and concentrated, looking us straight in the eye.
The gold (ink) illuminates his gesture, as if that silence were precious, a sacred thing to be protected.
The red and black (pastel) add passion and mystery. Perhaps the secret he guards is important, or dangerous, or… simply very personal. The man isn't just asking for silence. He's protecting something. His silence is active; it's a choice.
The meaning of the painting is all here: the power and beauty of silence. Silence as a safe place to hide a treasure, a memory, or a truth. The man invites us to stop, listen to the silence, and respect the secrets it holds. It's a painting that speaks of respect, mystery, and those things too precious to be expressed in words.
The colors used tell the story:
The black and white create his face, serious and concentrated, looking us straight in the eye.
The gold (ink) illuminates his gesture, as if that silence were precious, a sacred thing to be protected.
The red and black (pastel) add passion and mystery. Perhaps the secret he guards is important, or dangerous, or… simply very personal. The man isn't just asking for silence. He's protecting something. His silence is active; it's a choice.
The meaning of the painting is all here: the power and beauty of silence. Silence as a safe place to hide a treasure, a memory, or a truth. The man invites us to stop, listen to the silence, and respect the secrets it holds. It's a painting that speaks of respect, mystery, and those things too precious to be expressed in words.
Enrica Toffoli
Italy
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« Beauty hides not only in strengths but also in flaws and weaknesses, making us imperfectly perfect people. »
Enrica Toffoli gives shape to the invisible. In her paintings, faces tell silent stories. Each portrait is a journey into intimacy, a dialogue between the artist and the soul that emerges from the canvas. Vivid acrylic colors, breathing inks, pencil strokes that search for the truth hidden in the folds of a gaze. Specializing in commissioned portraits, she captures not only the features, but the very essence of those who entrust themselves to her. In clay, on the other hand, creatures from another world are born: timeless angels, sculpted with hands that know the language of the earth. Hybrid figures, suspended between the human and the divine, which she then covers in color: gold, red, cobalt blue, as if the sky itself had painted them. Her works, exhibited between Italy, Europe and America, are bridges thrown between two kingdoms: that of the flesh and that of the spirit. Because for her, art is always a double revelation: showing what we are, and hinting at what we could be.
Enrica Toffoli
Silenzio, per favore
$980
