ARIA DURA PER LA FINZIONE DI UNO SCORCIO URBANO 379 (SAN FRANCISCO)

This vibrant painting showcases a bird's-eye view of a bustling urban landscape, with a striking tall spire dominating the center—likely a famous skyscraper resembling the Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco. The surrounding buildings are depicted in intricate detail, highlighting a kaleidoscope of colors that create a visually stunning effect. The use of bold outlines enhances the geometric forms of the architecture, while a vivid color palette filled with shades of blue, green, pink, and yellow adds a dynamic energy. The skyline pulses with life, representing modernity and the vibrancy of city living, making it both an artistic and architectural marvel.
This artwork would be ideal for modern office spaces, urban-themed cafes, or contemporary living rooms where it can serve as a striking conversation starter. Its vivid colors and energetic composition would uplift the atmosphere, making it suitable for environments that benefit from creative inspiration.

The painting represents a glimpse of San Francisco 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.