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Time Immemorial Deja Vu

Matthias Lupri

2024 • United States • Oil, Charcoal on Canvas

36 x 48 in

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Matthias Lupri

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Medium : Oil, Charcoal on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 36x48in

About this artwork

In this painting, I explored primal and elemental forces through the raw textures of oil, charcoal, earth, and sand. Embracing abstract minimalism and primitivism, I sought to capture the essence of ancient memories and the perpetual cycle of nature. The rugged materials imbue the piece with a profound tactile presence, inviting the viewer into a meditative exploration of time and existence. This work is intended to evoke a sense of timeless continuity,… perfect for instilling depth and contemplation in any space.

Matthias Lupri

United States

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Established Artist
Prizewinner
Solo shows participant
Favorited by galleries
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

« One can truly find their inner path by letting their work unfold naturally. »

Lupri is an exciting American artist whose work has been widely exhibited across the United States. Inspired by art’s power to facilitate his own self-discovery, he lets a narrative theme naturally unfold onto the canvas, inspired by memory, dreams and reflections. His resulting paintings, from abstract landscapes to figurative portraits, are distinctively intriguing.

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