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Other details :
Artwork on wood. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
7.1x9.4in
About this artwork
This work is part of the cycle entitled "The gold of the South", a mini cycle of works in its own right dedicated to the more or less hidden beauties of the regions of Southern Italy.
In this work, a mixed technique (acrylics, acrylic markers and oil pastels) on a plasterboard prepared with chalk, the magnificent Temple of Hera is represented, located in Metaponto, a small pearl in the province of Matera.
Work archived, authenticated and published… in the "Cromoesplosioni" catalog by Elisabetta La Rosa which will be sent as a gift to the buyer of the painting.
Given the small size and the support used, it is advisable to frame the work to increase its value.
« 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.