ARIA DURA PER LA FINZIONE DI UNO SCORCIO URBANO 370 (STRASBURGO)

This vibrant painting depicts an intricate aerial view of a bustling urban landscape, filled with charming houses characterized by an array of colorful facades and distinctive rooftops. The vivid blues and greens create a lively atmosphere, while the contrasting accents of pink and yellow add a whimsical touch. A notable feature of the scene is the small central courtyard, which is framed by elegant buildings, suggesting a sense of community within the bustling city. Sparse trees, including one prominently displayed in the courtyard, add a hint of nature amidst the urban setting. The linear details of the rooftops and walls exalt the craftsmanship of the buildings, inviting viewers to explore the intricacies of each structure. This artwork emanates a sense of warmth and cheerful vibrancy, perfect for invoking a cozy yet lively feeling in any space.
This painting would be an excellent addition to a living room, study, or creative workspace. Its dynamic colors and intricate details can inspire conversation and add a unique character to the interior. It can also serve as a focal point on a gallery wall, paired with other contemporary artworks to enhance a modern aesthetic or alongside vintage decor for a charming eclectic vibe. Placing it in well-lit areas will allow the colors to shine, maximizing its appeal.

The painting represents a glimpse of Strasbourg on two different layers: the first one is a polycarbonate sheet painted with debossed colours that represent the colourful city, while the second one is the underlying canvas painted with stratified acrylics and treated with special techniques. The two surfaces, uniting, create one composition where the layers blend with each other and result in news perceptive solutions. Moreover, the sheet is placed so that it creates a waving effect that comes out of the painting, giving it a third dimension; that put in contact the viewer with the work and creates ate the same time a mixture of lights and shadows that mutate as the viewer moves.