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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
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Framing :
Wood
under plexiglas
Framed - Dimensions : 27.6x19.7in
About this artwork
In this work of mine, I combined the liveliness of oriental art with the expressiveness of abstractionism and expressionism. Using acrylic on paper, I went for a bold contrast, with vibrant yellow hues catching the eye, while black brushstrokes define the contours that dance across the surface. It is a tribute to the emotional strength of art - a piece that brings energy and movement, fueling the dialogue between the viewer and the work.
Massimo Quadrelli
Italy
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Works on commission
« ..it can be a show of something only by being a "show of nothing", piercing the "skin of things" to show how things get done, and the world world. -M. Merleau Ponty »
The world is no longer in front of him through representation: it is rather the painter who is born from things as if by concentration and coming to itself of the visible and the painting, finally, can relate to any empirical thing only on the condition of being first and foremost "self-figurative ".. it can be a spectacle of something only by being a "spectacle of nothing", piercing the "skin of things" to show how things become things, and the world a world.
(M. Merleau Ponty)
Lives and works in Milan (Florence/Italy 1978)
Massimo Quadrelli is an Italian artist whose paintings are present in several private collections nationally and internationally. His works are characterized by the stain, the shapeless and the gesture as a possibility of becoming. Fascinated by European informal and abstract expressionism, Quadrelli developed his own artistic language.
Create using different media: acrylics, charcoal, spray paint, pastels, stitching on paper or canvas.
(M. Merleau Ponty)
Lives and works in Milan (Florence/Italy 1978)
Massimo Quadrelli is an Italian artist whose paintings are present in several private collections nationally and internationally. His works are characterized by the stain, the shapeless and the gesture as a possibility of becoming. Fascinated by European informal and abstract expressionism, Quadrelli developed his own artistic language.
Create using different media: acrylics, charcoal, spray paint, pastels, stitching on paper or canvas.