PAINT IT BLACK Painting

The path I used to take, when I drive on a certain road, was momentarily close for works. So I had to turn necessarily on the right and I found myself in a corner of the city that I never have seen before. Along the wide curve of the sidewalk rose an odd settlement, made of a set of three/four-storey buildings very sad, gloomy, of a sandy grey colour, poor and dirty, with some small bare and empty windows, strewn randomly on a large front flat, rough, barren and impending. Went to my mind the witch’s house of the fairy tales. Or the coffin where Nosferatu went to sleep, in the Werner Herzog’s movie. It was something of an anodyne and bleak sadness, devoid of any emotional content; completely amorphous, neutral, silent: a sort of architectural manifesto of the incommunicability, just the one in which Michelangelo Antonioni was a great master. I never saw something so completely devoid of humanity. But exactly for that I liked. I decided to make a painting with a flavour humorously terrifying, a sort of comic of the fear. In the shades of grey and black & white. I remembered the mythical song played by the Rolling Stones on 1966 and in its honour I titled the painting: .

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:39.4 W x 65 H x 0 D in

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