Crandon Park Painting

When I paint I try think about life through my experiences, not about art.
What I want to express is a mere compositional and chromatic harmony.
My goal is to express the composition of the picture at its best.
The major influence comes from David Hockney’s study, in particular his perception and representation of reality. His way of expressing himself during the 60s, with his simple and effective message “less is more”, is my first point of reference.
Like him, I am convinced that every person has a personal vision of the world, or at least each of us decides to see the one that most closely conforms to his or her interests. And I do so when I decide what to paint. The reality I want to see is shaped by the contrast of the Colors in the Light and in the Shadow. In a certain sense, I also bring light into the shade.
I nurture an irrepressible passion for colors, I focus on the study of it and the relationship that one color has with another, since a color can only be defined if it is combined with another one.
I often express myself through colors and geometries, and I must say that such research gives me a deep peace of mind. I get a lot of inspiration from Rothko and Albers, two of the best postwar artists.
My job is the research of balance and aesthetics.
For me art means living life and the topics I cover are in-depth experiences which I try to study in their details.
What characterizes the images I produce are the light, the bright colors, the abstraction from the main action and the immobility in the crystallization of the moments.
The technique I use is that oil on canvas 100% cotton.
I strive for a simple, clean and essential style.
The flat backgrounds, the attention in the use of light and the strong colors create an aesthetic balance. I studied tennis for about two years, the subject of the image is a tennis court, a framing that evokes a sense of abstraction from the main action. Tennis seen as a metaphor for life, made of breaks, love and breaks. Crandon park is part of the "Court" series wich depict shots that inspire a sense of abstraction from the main action. I have been studying tennis for about one year and a half. This sport is like a metaphor of life, made of pauses, love and breaks. This is one of the training camps at Crandon park, the historic site of the Miami Open tennis tournament.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:31.5 W x 39.4 H x 1.2 D in

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