Original artwork description:

PERFECT CONTEMPLATION COLOR
Main concept of art is: communication.
Abstract painting today it evolves by communicating the "CONTEMPLATION of color."
In the painting of Attombri is the combination of this innovation painting with a methodical staff in drafting the color.
Contemplation of colors made for connoisseurs, ... yes ... for insiders. If you ask an artist what is beautiful in creating, he will answer you ... mix and spread the colors with ease. With joy.
Practice and work lead to a deepening and a particular taste in using different materials and canvases, to arrive at an infinite book of experiments and sweats.
For years thinking of solutions. Even when you're resting under a tree.
It does not matter when, but it's nice to realize regardless of why.
Strength also accumulates stress, compensated by the enthusiasm of the finished and balanced realization.
Cruelly and inexorably wanting to shape. 30 years dedicated. Thirty years aware of an evolution and perfectionism ....
ABSTRACT ART AS A PSYCHIC THERAPY. Man needs a relief valve for the mind, the ABSOLUTE CAOS as opposed to the mental order imposed by society.
Therefore, ABSTRACT painting may very well be a necessary need for the psyche to break the rigid patterns imposed. A THERAPY.
It is evident the attempt of the art to make understandable a world that never like today has been characterized by the presence of cryptic works. Will art succeed in keeping what it promises? Make it understandable ...
Emphasize the object-based artwork to acutely express the cultural values of society in general.
NEW TENIQUE ABSTRACT UNIQUE UNIQUE UNIQUE UNIQUE IN THE WORLD ORIGINAL AND TECHNICAL PERSONNEL ABSTRACT IN FABRIC, VERY DELICATE 2018, CENTEPTUAL ART
ARTIST ALESSANDRO MICHELANGELO (real name ATTOMBRI ALESSANDRO)
WORKS IN MUSEUM: ALDRICH CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM, 258 MAIN STREET, RIDGEFIELD CONNECTICUT 06877 IN SETTEMBER 2018
MUSEO DI STORIA E ARTE DI DURANGO MESSICO - PALAZZO DE LOS GURZA CALLE NEGRETE 901

Materials used:

OIL

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