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Dèjà-vu della Gioconda

Santicri /

2023 • Italy • Acrylic, Resin on Canvas , Wood

28 x 20 in

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic, Resin on Canvas , Wood
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 27.6x19.7in

About this artwork

I celebrate the history of art by blending past and present into a single vision. The brushstrokes left on the canvas create a sense of continuity, as if the artistic legacy were resurfacing through the gaze of the contemporary artist.

The use of ancient paintings as a subject adds conceptual depth and initiates a dialogue between tradition and innovation, prompting the viewer to question the role of art in the flow of history and cultural evolution.…

This canvas is intended as an invitation to reflect on the link between memory and modernity, offering a new and stimulating perspective on contemporary art.

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Santicri /

Italy

Credentials

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Santicri, born in Macerata and trained as a surveyor and architect, now works full-time as a sculptor, with forays into painting and digital art. He uses mixed media, modeling, and material manipulation in a style that blends architectural rigor with instinctive gesture, alternating smooth and rough textures to give his works the impression of movement. His creations evoke powerful emotional tension, inviting the viewer to reflect on freedom, transformation, and the dialogue between matter and dream.

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Dèjà-vu della Gioconda

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