Marbell’s, una gran zuppa di pesce
Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
59x39in
$6,250
Framing
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Oscar Baccilieri
Italy
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Collage on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 59.1x39.4in
About this artwork
In the foreground, we see a stylized female figure, with a pronounced smile and deliberately caricatured features, wearing a red dress and holding a plate of a large zuppa inglese. In the background, a blue and white geometric pattern recalls vintage wallpaper, accentuating the contrast between tradition and pop irony.
At the bottom, the words "GOD SAVE THE SOUP" appear, a play on the famous British motto "God Save the Queen," transforming it into… a humorous and provocative statement. The overall tone of the work is pop and irreverent, with references to mass culture, advertising, and kitsch, in keeping with the Pop Art tradition but reinterpreted in a contemporary way. The title and composition seem to reflect—with sarcasm—on consumerism, on the sacredness attributed to everyday objects, and on the way art can transform even a banal gesture (like serving soup) into a cultural icon.
At the bottom, the words "GOD SAVE THE SOUP" appear, a play on the famous British motto "God Save the Queen," transforming it into… a humorous and provocative statement. The overall tone of the work is pop and irreverent, with references to mass culture, advertising, and kitsch, in keeping with the Pop Art tradition but reinterpreted in a contemporary way. The title and composition seem to reflect—with sarcasm—on consumerism, on the sacredness attributed to everyday objects, and on the way art can transform even a banal gesture (like serving soup) into a cultural icon.
Oscar Baccilieri
Italy
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Oscar Baccilieri, born in 1965 in Reggio Emilia, develops artistically through different media such as canvas, cashmere, beeswax, marble, blotting paper, and copper, transforming the material into an intense exercise of creativity and aesthetics. He works with an enigmatic, playful and ludic aesthetic, using collage, watercolor, and acid painting techniques, mixing figurative and abstract aspects in his works. With his works, Baccilieri reveals a world rich in interpretation and meaning, inviting the viewer to look with curiosity and to reflect on our daily reality.
Oscar Baccilieri
Zuppa inglese
$6,250
