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Artwork description:
"2070 - Once We Ate Gasoline" by Alessandro Butera
A high-resolution digital artwork, printable even in large sizes, which reflects with irony and sarcasm on our relationship with fossil fuels. Available exclusively on Artmajeur.
Imagine a not-too-distant future, a future where history books tell of a time when humanity, with an almost childlike naiveté, "ate gasoline." A time when cars, powered by fossil fuels, were the status symbol of short-sighted progress, oblivious to environmental consequences.
"2070 - Once We Ate Gasoline" is a digital artwork by Alessandro Butera that, with a touch of dark humor, projects us into that dystopian future, transforming gas pumps into monuments of a self-destructive era. Just as today we admire the statues of historical figures in squares, one day, perhaps, we will find ourselves in front of sculptures like this, remembering a past in which we preferred immediate comfort to the well-being of the planet.
The artist, with digital mastery bordering on perfection, has captured the essence of those vintage gas pumps, transforming them into symbols of unbridled consumerism and dependence on fossil fuels that has led us to the brink. Every detail, every color, every reflection is a piece of a mosaic that invites us to reflect on our role in the climate crisis.
"2070 - Once We Ate Gasoline" is a work that does not leave you indifferent. It is a moral slap that pushes us to question our habits, our choices, the future we want to leave to our children. It is a work that, with a bitter smile, reminds us that change is possible, but it depends only on us.
This unique digital artwork, created by Alessandro Butera, is a warning, a call to action, a work of art that, with its disturbing beauty, pushes us to build a more sustainable future, a future in which fossil fuels will be just a distant memory.
Don't miss the opportunity to add this extraordinary work to your collection!
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#contemporary #home #modern #art #digital #print #conceptual #gift #design #collection #decor #bedroom #living #office #avantgarde2070 Once We Ate Gasoline (2025) Digital Art (Giclée)
by Alessandro Butera
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£294.61
- Digital Art (Giclée) on Canvas
- From a limited edition of 100
- Size: 100 x 100 x 0.2cm (unframed) / 8855100100 x 85100100cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the back
- Style: Urban and Pop
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Artwork description
"2070 - Once We Ate Gasoline" by Alessandro Butera
A high-resolution digital artwork, printable even in large sizes, which reflects with irony and sarcasm on our relationship with fossil fuels. Available exclusively on Artmajeur.
Imagine a not-too-distant future, a future where history books tell of a time when humanity, with an almost childlike naiveté, "ate gasoline." A time when cars, powered by fossil fuels, were the status symbol of short-sighted progress, oblivious to environmental consequences.
"2070 - Once We Ate Gasoline" is a digital artwork by Alessandro Butera that, with a touch of dark humor, projects us into that dystopian future, transforming gas pumps into monuments of a self-destructive era. Just as today we admire the statues of historical figures in squares, one day, perhaps, we will find ourselves in front of sculptures like this, remembering a past in which we preferred immediate comfort to the well-being of the planet.
The artist, with digital mastery bordering on perfection, has captured the essence of those vintage gas pumps, transforming them into symbols of unbridled consumerism and dependence on fossil fuels that has led us to the brink. Every detail, every color, every reflection is a piece of a mosaic that invites us to reflect on our role in the climate crisis.
"2070 - Once We Ate Gasoline" is a work that does not leave you indifferent. It is a moral slap that pushes us to question our habits, our choices, the future we want to leave to our children. It is a work that, with a bitter smile, reminds us that change is possible, but it depends only on us.
This unique digital artwork, created by Alessandro Butera, is a warning, a call to action, a work of art that, with its disturbing beauty, pushes us to build a more sustainable future, a future in which fossil fuels will be just a distant memory.
Don't miss the opportunity to add this extraordinary work to your collection!
Tags:
#contemporary #home #modern #art #digital #print #conceptual #gift #design #collection #decor #bedroom #living #office #avantgarde
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