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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x47.2in
About this artwork
Vesuvius, quiescent and sleepy, dominates the quiet city below as usual; but a cone of light makes its way to signal perhaps the beginning of a new day or a new era.
Masterpiece of the Neapolitan artist exhibited at Palazzo Zenobio from 04 to 19/07/2019 with its full page publication in the event catalog.
The work also boasts another exhibition for the solo exhibition "Geometrie Vesuviane" held in July 2020 at the Contesa Arte Area in Rome and… another publication with a review by the art historian Elisabetta La Rosa in the magazine ArtBreath.
Finally, the work was published in the Mondadori 2021 Yearbook.
The work has a value of absolute importance in the artistic production of Gianluca De Leo as it is the first painting in which the symbolic and mysterious cone of light appears, which later became a distinctive feature of his artistic production.
Painting accompanied by Singulart certificate of authenticity and the artist's archival certificate.
Masterpiece of the Neapolitan artist exhibited at Palazzo Zenobio from 04 to 19/07/2019 with its full page publication in the event catalog.
The work also boasts another exhibition for the solo exhibition "Geometrie Vesuviane" held in July 2020 at the Contesa Arte Area in Rome and… another publication with a review by the art historian Elisabetta La Rosa in the magazine ArtBreath.
Finally, the work was published in the Mondadori 2021 Yearbook.
The work has a value of absolute importance in the artistic production of Gianluca De Leo as it is the first painting in which the symbolic and mysterious cone of light appears, which later became a distinctive feature of his artistic production.
Painting accompanied by Singulart certificate of authenticity and the artist's archival certificate.
Gianluca De Leo
Italy
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« If you look long into the dark, there is always something. -W.B.Yeats »
Gianluca De Leo is an Italian artist whose paintings have been exhibited nationally. Naples and the love and hate relationship that many of its inhabitants have with the city is one of the recurring themes in his art. De Leo's compositions combine geometrization and the abstract, depicting precise "non-places", which he describes as being very different from how it is represented and portrayed by media hype. His minimalist compositions are created using acrylics on canvas.