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Acrylic and acrylic markers on canvas
The abstract painting titled "Albero e Basta" captures the essence of the unconscious's solitude through the image of a single, tilted tree, almost as if it narrates the instability of the human being. Supported by a cloud of chaotic splashes and marks dominating the canvas with various tones, it creates movement and precariousness. The touch of yellow present in the splashes of color adds a sense of brightness and contrast to the artwork. Yellow represents light and energy, blending with green and creating a significant visual contrast. This can be interpreted as a hint of hope, which also emerges during moments of solitude and deep introspection. The artwork invites us to explore our inner world and confront our solitude. The solitary tree becomes a symbol of our quest for connection and meaning within the vastness of the unconscious.
1967 , Italy
THE RADICAL INTROVERSIC ART MOVEMENT In Turin, in 2019, the international artist Maurizio D'Andrea founded a new artistic movement at the prestigious AccorsiArte gallery: the Radical Introversic Art Movement. Here, introversism narrates the supremacy of pure interiority in art, a compositional rigor that admits no exceptions. In the world of the digital Metaverse, where virtual reality risks suffocating and causing us to lose our identity, the new movement aims to propose an art that captures our psyche on the canvas through abstract, informal painting, devoid of defined lines, shapes, and objects. It is precisely this approach that allows unifying and liberating our personal and collective unconscious, an art in which the protagonists of the creative process are the artist, the artwork, and all those who engage in dialogue with it. D'Andrea himself, when speaking of visitors and viewers, refers to them as "dialogists," underlining the reciprocal, visceral relationship that must exist between the artwork, the artist, and the spectator. Exhibitions in Galleries Maurizio D'Andrea has exhibited in the most important Italian cities (Naples, Rome, Genoa, Turin, Cuneo, Padua, Milan, Venice, Parma, Florence, Monza, Treviso) through both group and solo exhibitions. His works have been admired all over the world (Bern, Zurich, Tokyo, New York, Amsterdam, Berlin, Barcelona, Madrid, London, Paris, Brussels), achieving considerable success and receiving various awards and recognitions.
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