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This work represents an inner journey, an exploration of the dynamism and energy I perceive deep within. I used enamel on cotton canvas to express the tension between order and chaos, symbolised by the concentric spirals and overlapping strokes of colour. The curved lines, intersecting in a vortex of red, blue, and grey, evoke the flow of emotions and the unstoppable movement of life, where order collides with disorder and stability dissolves into infinity. Each colour holds its own meaning: red represents passion and vital force, blue evokes calm and reflection, while grey symbolises the uncertainty and mystery that accompany existence. This grey envelops the entire composition, acting as a guiding thread, a line that connects and separates at the same time, offering an unstable yet necessary balance. You, the observer, are invited to lose yourself in the depths of this abstract space. The work aims not only to be a visual representation but also a sensory experience, an invitation to explore your own emotions through the contemplation of colour and form. In this painting, I strive to capture the complexity of the human condition, the eternal dance between control and surrender, between the known and the unknown. This work is my way of fixing the energy of the moment, transforming it into something tangible and enduring.
2012
Enamel on Canvas
One-of-a-kind Artwork
27.6 W x 27.6 H x 0.8 D in
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Beppe Marchetti, born under the sign of Aries in Milan, the city where I studied, work, and still live to this day. After a journey through technical studies and fulfilling work, I encountered disability following a sports accident; thus, life changed, without ifs or buts. My new existence, version 2.0, has forced me into continuous introspection to adapt, revealing unexpected perspectives. Thus, I revisited and freed my predispositions: from resuming the study of philosophy to experimenting in painting and working with clay using the ancient Raku-Yaki 楽焼 technique, and then engaging in the art of Kintsugi 金継ぎ, with the latter becoming a rule to understand my existence version 2.0. Finally, I seek deep relaxation by playing the didgeridoo. My thinking and way of living have become intertwined with art (also thanks to a family environment very active in modern art), but my works do not pursue any practical purpose, nor do I pre-establish the pleasure of aesthetic success in my work. I am less concerned with technical knowledge per se in the pursuit of perfection in production; except when I work with Kintsugi, known as the art of repairing vases with gold, where technical knowledge is essential as it is linked to the very philosophy of the Kintsugi art process, so that the outcome of this art goes well beyond mere technique and manual skill. I continually experiment, whether with painting or with clay in its three-dimensionality; I strive to transcend technique, so that the understanding of the object I am creating emerges from my subconscious; thus, the representation in my works becomes the evolution of my simple and primal way of expressing my current feelings, which, combined with my thoughts, become a singular reality. ...
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