Buy with confidence
Free shipping & returns
Shipping and customs included. 30 day free returns
Certificate of authenticity
Signed and included with every artwork
Framing
Make your artwork stand out
Customers rate Singulart 4.9/5
Singulart is rated 4.9/5 by over 20,000 customers
Marco Marroccu
Italy
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Other artworks by Marco Marroccu
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 27.6x19.7in
About this artwork
The sixth work in the Mask Series: through a veiled dialogue with the iconography of Leonardo's Mona Lisa, Incomplete explores the paradox of inner exploration and the fear of revealing oneself. The figure, torn between flesh and the bony structure of the mask, embodies the human tendency to hide behind one's insecurities or conventions.
The work resonates like a motivational cry, a direct and powerful exhortation: "What you seek is there, in front… of you: take it!" The canvas invites the viewer to break free, forcefully urging them to stop hiding and finally have the courage to be.
Note on materials:
The work is made with high-quality automotive acrylic paints, recycled for eco-friendliness, which guarantee exceptional resistance over time.
The canvas is shipped in a tube, unless specifically requested.
The work resonates like a motivational cry, a direct and powerful exhortation: "What you seek is there, in front… of you: take it!" The canvas invites the viewer to break free, forcefully urging them to stop hiding and finally have the courage to be.
Note on materials:
The work is made with high-quality automotive acrylic paints, recycled for eco-friendliness, which guarantee exceptional resistance over time.
The canvas is shipped in a tube, unless specifically requested.
Marco Marroccu
Italy
Credentials
- Works on commission
I paint the monsters of life, and celebrate the Rebirth.
In the words of the experts, I would say:
Marco Marroccu champions a visceral aesthetic, where the canvas becomes the existential battlefield for the eternal conflict between the shadows of reality and the catharsis of rebirth, elevating pain to a prelude to a luminous spiritual palingenesis.
...and I could do that too, if you want.
But I paint monsters and I don't want to soften them: I just want them to stay there, nice and still on the canvas, so that the rebirth can take place.
I tell the story of bruised women who choose freedom; I tell the story of tenacious recovery after illness, after loss; of the child who faces bullies, depression, hunger, fathers deprived of their children: I tell the story of life's monsters, and of rebirth.
If you've ever fought a monster, if you've ever sought a Rebirth, then you know: my works tell of you.
Italian, of Sardinian origin, 1973, self-taught, confident and stubborn lover of life.
In the words of the experts, I would say:
Marco Marroccu champions a visceral aesthetic, where the canvas becomes the existential battlefield for the eternal conflict between the shadows of reality and the catharsis of rebirth, elevating pain to a prelude to a luminous spiritual palingenesis.
...and I could do that too, if you want.
But I paint monsters and I don't want to soften them: I just want them to stay there, nice and still on the canvas, so that the rebirth can take place.
I tell the story of bruised women who choose freedom; I tell the story of tenacious recovery after illness, after loss; of the child who faces bullies, depression, hunger, fathers deprived of their children: I tell the story of life's monsters, and of rebirth.
If you've ever fought a monster, if you've ever sought a Rebirth, then you know: my works tell of you.
Italian, of Sardinian origin, 1973, self-taught, confident and stubborn lover of life.
Marco Marroccu
Incompleta
$2,240
