The artwork depicts a dense forest scene, with lush, verdant pine branches filling the frame. The composition features a predominance of earthy greens and muted grays, creating a sense of depth and a moody, atmospheric ambiance. The intricate, tangled branches and needles suggest a meticulous attention to detail, reflecting the artist's mastery of naturalistic rendering. This work likely aims to capture the tranquility and serenity of the natural world, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in the serene, primordial qualities of the untamed landscape. ...
Gabriele Grones is a painter and visual artist whose artistic research is focused on the relationship that we establish with reality through the dialogue with the expressive codes of art history. His series of paintings in oil on canvas are mainly centered around specific subjects, such as natural details, figures or compositions. The details of plants and grass are carefully investigated from a close point of view, giving shape to every feature that evokes the complexity of reality. The portrait series are based on classical iconological references and often depict the same subjects in slightly different poses and light conditions in an obsessive representation mirroring the atmospheres of the early Flemish portraiture and metaphysical painting. For certain projects, Grones creates installations of his own works where the relationships between the different paintings propose unexpected connections capable of establishing a dialogue among apparently unrelated elements. This operation generates different meanings that calls to mind a symbolic analysis of our experience.
Grones took part in two editions of the Venice Biennale: Atelier Aperti in 2005 and Lo Stato dell’Arte – Art Academies Pavilion in 2011. Recent solo exhibitions in 2022 include Conversazioni at Ca’ Pesaro – Museum of Modern Art (Venice) and Boccanera Gallery (Trento/Milan). Other venues that Grones has exhibited include: National Portrait Gallery (London); Royal Society of Painters (London); MEAM Museum (Barcelona); MART Museum (Rovereto); Palazzo Fulcis Museum (Belluno); Fort Wayne Museum (Fort Wayne); Museum of Arts (Cluj-Napoca), National Museum of Fine Arts (Valletta); Volkskunstmuseum (Innsbruck).
He lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. ...
