Luigi Carboni, peintre italien, revisite la Renaissance tardive avec des paysages tumultueux et dramatiques, influencés par Paul Bril. Ses œuvres foisonnent de figures nobles face à la nature sauvage. Découvrez son style unique en oil sur toile.
Découvrez Fondazione Hospice Seràgnoli : un refuge dédié à la guérison et à l'expression artistique ! Œuvres originales, événements 'do ut do', soutien à ASMEPA - Visitez Google Arts & Culture !
In his work donated to the Hospice, Carboni offers the viewer one of his wonderful shadowed black works: perfect circular shapes – characteristic of the artist’s compositions – intersect with floral elements and other less distinct forms. As always, the main aspect is colour: penetrating, vibrant black that embraces every element in the composition creating perfect harmony, and drawing the viewer’s gaze like flames in a fire. The circle acts as a guide to follow the balance of the composition, almost like a heavenly constellation within our reach... within our view. Well worth seeing was the unusual experimental work set up for MACROwall: Eighties are Back! at the Macro Gallery in Rome (2010), where a Nero ombrato (Shadowed Black, 2004-2008) was placed alongside Carboni’s Prima Prova (First trial), a sculpture he created in 1989, providing a hitherto un-exhibited possibility to compare two works from the artist’s creative history.
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