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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Chalk on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 51.2x35.4in
About this artwork
I wanted to describe, represent, certainly in my own way, an image that does not conform to reality.
Sea at night
You can perceive the rocks, the waves, the foam that the waves produce, barely illuminated by the moon. The vision is magnetic, it attracts like a whirlpool and immobilizes like hell.
I used black acrylic, partly alone, partly added with black pigment to emphasize the deeper black and then tar black spread over a material part made… up of plaster, alabaster, scagliola and glue.
The whole is very suggestive, full of charm.
It harmonises very well with the natural colors of earth, white and dove grey.
It will certainly bring elegance and richness to any environment.
Sea at night
You can perceive the rocks, the waves, the foam that the waves produce, barely illuminated by the moon. The vision is magnetic, it attracts like a whirlpool and immobilizes like hell.
I used black acrylic, partly alone, partly added with black pigment to emphasize the deeper black and then tar black spread over a material part made… up of plaster, alabaster, scagliola and glue.
The whole is very suggestive, full of charm.
It harmonises very well with the natural colors of earth, white and dove grey.
It will certainly bring elegance and richness to any environment.
luana baldi
Italy
Credentials
- Local Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Luana Baldi, a native of Tuscany, mixes cement, plaster and glue to create contemporary and abstract canvases full of materiality. His style oscillates between the opacity of acrylic and the shine of tar, creating bold contrasts. His works are a chromatic journey into emotional depth, from the intense black of the night to the boundless blue of the sea.
My review made by the art critic Daniela Pronestì: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/f807aaf004.html
My review made by the art critic Daniela Pronestì: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/f807aaf004.html