acrylic on wood, acrylic on paper, watercolour, spray and oilP420
Description
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This abstract artwork features a vibrant, gestural composition of overlapping lines and shapes in a pastel color palette. The central element is a vase-like form in soft pink, from which expressive brushstrokes in red and gray radiate outwards, creating a sense of dynamic movement. The overall style and technique suggest an improvisational, spontaneous approach, reflecting the artist's intuitive engagement with the medium. This piece likely explores themes of spontaneity, expressionism, and the interplay between form and gesture in contemporary abstract art. ...
The research of Riccardo Baruzzi is structured around the physical and poetic principles of drawing and sound. Rhythm and the movement of drawn strokes, the resilience of a surface, the pain in a muscle, the sound and sign produced by the falling of a body: every element that connects the limbs and the tools of the artist to the canvas or the paper has a value in Riccardo Baruzzi’s work.
The artist born in Lugo in 1976 paints drawings and draws paintings to reveal the origin of images, tracing back to the essence as signs. In this operation of analysis and subsequent synthesis of the hidden structure of things, at times Riccardo Baruzzi involves the human element: the artist’s performance works call for the participation of art students, collectors, gallerists, assigned a role of interaction with the display of the painting or the very moment of its creation.
Flowers, pornography, madonnas, tackles, horses, divinities, abaci all encounter their semantic and pictorial sublimation in a universe of semitransparent canvases, invented brushes, pencils five meters long, perfect cacophonies and deceptive euphonies, boxes that tremble, turntables and cooling fans that rotate to generate polyrhythms in the widest range of timbres.
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