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Tempesta di primavera

Len Vernaghi

2002 • Italy • Acrylic on Canvas

33 x 24 in

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Len Vernaghi

Italy

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Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions : 32.7x24.4in

About this artwork

In this painting I wanted to capture the tumultuous force of nature in spring, with agitated skies and fields that seem to dance to the rhythm of the wind. Acrylic colors allowed me to express the energy and passion of this moment, between realism and expressionism. I hope it brings a sense of vital movement and intense emotion into your home, like a journey into the storm and rebirth. This work is already framed and ready to hang on the wall, and… the price of the antique retro frame is already included in the price in overlay. If you wish to request the removal of the frame in the photo, please write to the artist via Singulart.

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Len Vernaghi

Italy

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Len Vernaghi, originally from Porrentruy but deeply rooted in Italy, is a multidisciplinary person: painter, photographer, designer, textile artist, engraver, sculptor. He stands out for his portable fresco technique, combining traditional pigments with alternative solutions, and uniting contrasting themes and styles. Her works reveal a powerful socio-political commitment, giving voice to frugality, nature, femininity and marginal places, with an atmosphere of wonder derived from her dreamlike subjects.

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