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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
23.6x27.6in
About this artwork
"When I no longer have blue, I wear red" (P. Picasso)
New chapter of the series of "Vesuvian Geometries" this painting supports the recent experiments of the Neapolitan painter who combines the rigor of the linearity of the geometric landscape with the materiality of pumice stone and the informal fiery sky and sea.
Picture exhibited on two occasions: September 2021 "Back to the Roots" Virtual Show curated by E.La Rosa - November 2021 "Kaleidoscope"… at Area Contesa Arte in Rome.
The work is published in the "Cromoesplosioni" catalog with a preface by Elisabetta La Rosa which will be sent as a gift to the buyer of the painting.
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« 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.