Serena Fineschi

Ingannare l'attesa (Rothko n. 17), 2020150 x 105 x 9cm11000 USD

Details

MaterialGallery

green and blue bic cristal pen on paperBaert Gallery

Description

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This abstract artwork features a striking contrast between the deep, saturated hues of teal and purple. The composition is simple yet captivating, with the two colors blending seamlessly from top to bottom, creating a sense of depth and movement. The textured, mottled surface of the canvas adds an intriguing visual depth, suggesting the artist's use of unique painting techniques. While the subject matter is non-representational, the work's bold color palette and abstract form evoke a sense of contemplation and emotion, reflecting the artist's intention to elicit a profound, emotive response from the viewer. ...

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Artist

Serena Fineschi

Italian

Serena Fineschi was born in Siena (IT) in 1973. Her work is characterized by research into the material and its origin by method of subtraction. Fineschi's practice is grounded in the study of the history of painting with an acute sensibility toward the constant physical presence of her body, crossing over the traditional performance processes-the body seen as a bearer of experience and memory.

Serena Fineschi: Artworks

Serena FineschiIngannare l'attesa (Rothko n. 17), 202011000 USD

Gallery

Baert Gallery

Los Angeles

Founded in 2016, Baert Gallery maintains a distinct focus on bridging the historical legacies and artistic sensibilities of Europe and Los Angeles. Working with a roster of emerging artists, the gallery is committed to showcasing a diverse program of work that engages complex philosophical, critical, and political concepts while challenging settled and conventional aesthetic expectations. Located in Los Angeles’ Arts District, the gallery is dedicated to fostering and promoting the region’s unique art scene in a spirit of local cooperation and in dedication to mindful sensitivity towards its broader geographical and social milieu. ...