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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 9x12in
About this artwork
Painted after a winter walk near my childhood home in Bene Vagienna, Campo is shaped more by memory than by the scene itself. The morning mist was beginning to lift, and the field had that familiar mixture of stillness and simplicity. A rough path with puddles, bare trees against the sky, and a quiet sense of work waiting for spring.
Nothing in the landscape was arranged or polished. It was just a field holding its own rhythm, carrying traces of… the seasons and of all the lives that have passed through it. I wanted to keep the painting honest and understated, letting the light and the open space hold the atmosphere of the moment.
It is a personal piece, rooted in childhood, and in the gentle beauty of places you know well enough to walk without thinking.
Nothing in the landscape was arranged or polished. It was just a field holding its own rhythm, carrying traces of… the seasons and of all the lives that have passed through it. I wanted to keep the painting honest and understated, letting the light and the open space hold the atmosphere of the moment.
It is a personal piece, rooted in childhood, and in the gentle beauty of places you know well enough to walk without thinking.
Wolfango Chiappella
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Works on commission
Wolfango Chiappella is an Italian-born painter based in Buckinghamshire, UK. Raised in the Piedmont countryside, his work is shaped by a lifelong familiarity with rural landscapes and the quiet edges of towns. He paints primarily in oil on panel or canvas, using restrained colour, softened forms, and an emphasis on atmosphere.
His paintings often begin with real places, fields, paths, waterways, or overlooked corners, but shift in the studio towards simplified, pared-back compositions. Rather than describing a location, his work focuses on stillness, distance, and the weight of light and weather. Drawing on landscapes from both Italy and England, his paintings sit between observation and memory, offering calm, reflective spaces that feel held rather than explained.
His paintings often begin with real places, fields, paths, waterways, or overlooked corners, but shift in the studio towards simplified, pared-back compositions. Rather than describing a location, his work focuses on stillness, distance, and the weight of light and weather. Drawing on landscapes from both Italy and England, his paintings sit between observation and memory, offering calm, reflective spaces that feel held rather than explained.