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When it rains it pours

Filippo Imbrighi

2019 • Italy • Acrylic, Collage on Canvas

39 x 39 in

$2,410

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Filippo Imbrighi

Italy

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Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in

About this artwork

In this work, I wanted to capture the chaos and energy of urban life, blending images and colors into an overwhelming rhythm. I brought out emotions of rebellion and nostalgia, using collage to give voice to fragments of different stories. This piece will bring a vibrant, intense atmosphere into your home, stimulating the mind and challenging the eye to continually seek out new hidden details.

Made on canvas, it's part of the "Alain Delon" collection.… It's made with posters collected on the streets of Rome and during my travels around the world. A blend of colors and shades, complemented by a glossy finish that protects each piece.

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Filippo Imbrighi

Italy

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Filippo Imbrighi comes from the world of graphic design and video editing, and brings this sensibility to his artistic work, primarily using collage on paper enhanced with acrylic sprays. His art draws inspiration from poster clippings found in Italy and around the world, composed into fragments that create visual stories without beginning or end, in a poetic and personal order. His works evoke intense and melancholic emotions, leaving the viewer free to interpret and journey through the icons and their experiences.

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