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Original artwork description:
In the contemporary metropolis one can often get the impression that there is no end, edge, limit or border. The city seems to extend in all directions to the horizon, often with monotony and apparent alienating repetitions. However, for those who live in it, the infinite city is not only a source of stress and frustration, but it is often an exciting jungle, a continuous challenge full of possibilities and unpredictable opportunities. In the infinite city we become small and the fear of being crushed can be great, but despite this it irresistibly attracts us, like a siren call.
Other features:
Medium & materials: oil on wood panel (plywood)
Thickness of the canvas: 0.5 cm
Finishing: protective varnish (transparent mastic paint)
Location and year created: Turin, Italy - 2020
Certificate of Authenticity: included, with signature of the artist on photograph
Materials used:
oil on wood (plywood)
Tags:
#urban #city #geometric #surreal #buildings #geometry #jungle #metropolis #city view #surreal cityscapesThe infinite city (2020) Oil painting
by Federico Cortese
30 Artist Reviews
£220.46 Sold
- Oil painting on Panel / Board / MDF
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 17 x 45 x 0.5cm (unframed)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Surrealistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Original artwork description
In the contemporary metropolis one can often get the impression that there is no end, edge, limit or border. The city seems to extend in all directions to the horizon, often with monotony and apparent alienating repetitions. However, for those who live in it, the infinite city is not only a source of stress and frustration, but it is often an exciting jungle, a continuous challenge full of possibilities and unpredictable opportunities. In the infinite city we become small and the fear of being crushed can be great, but despite this it irresistibly attracts us, like a siren call.
Other features:
Medium & materials: oil on wood panel (plywood)
Thickness of the canvas: 0.5 cm
Finishing: protective varnish (transparent mastic paint)
Location and year created: Turin, Italy - 2020
Certificate of Authenticity: included, with signature of the artist on photograph
Materials used:
oil on wood (plywood)
Tags:
#urban #city #geometric #surreal #buildings #geometry #jungle #metropolis #city view #surreal cityscapes
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Artist Reviews (30)
Federico Cortese
Italy
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