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Other details :
Artwork on wood. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
27.6x29.5in
About this artwork
In creating this work, I tried to capture the eternal stillness and imposing grandeur of nature. Using charcoal and graphite, I painted this pair of ibexes fighting each other, against the impressive backdrop of a rocky mountain, embodying both strength and tranquility. I wanted to evoke a sense of suspended time and deep respect for the natural environment, inviting the observer to reflect on the beauty and fragility of our natural world. This work… will bring a touch of solemnity and wonder to any space.
Paolo Mori (Colleferro 1967) is a self-taught artist active in Pescara, whose painting practice lies between figuration and the conceptual construction of the image. Alongside his scientific training in engineering, he developed a growing interest in contemporary art, fueled by his frequent visits to Roman galleries and by a family background sensitive to artistic practice. His research articulates across diverse representational registers, reflecting a complex investigation of the relationships between nature, science, and spirituality, as well as the relationship between reality, perception, and the cultural construction of the image. Mori's work is a layered reflection on images, cultural memory, spirituality, science, and nature. His primary interest lies in investigating the relationships between these fields, constantly questioning what is perceived as real.