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Without religion Painting

Federico Pisciotta

Italy

Painting, Oil on Wood

Size: 38.6 W x 49.2 H x 2 D in

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About The Artwork

I wished to repropose, in absolutely contemporary, a work by Carlo Bonatto Minella, The religion of the deceased. The painting of the young artist from Piedmont, died at only thirty years, shows how much faith and respect for the dead is linked to historical traditions Greek-Roman. A scene of great drama, set in a twilight that leaves well understand the passing of the soul, shows a frail girl with hair gathered that gives the gift to the funeral monument. But the space of “transition” we are talking about is purely related to a noble feeling: faith. My work is totally desecrating, precisely, without religion. The girl, though memories posture of Greek-Roman statuary, is meant to represent the contemporary femininity made of transgressions naive and fragile personality. The tattoos and written in Latin on the left forearm “Ad vitam æternam”, translated “to eternal life”, alludes to this Century of a ill “youthfulness” strongly exhibitionist. Sitting behind a memorial column disfigured by graffiti, intent on chatting nervously with his smartphone, the young woman with the red hair flying senses a strange feeling of embarrassment. The awareness of non-compliance in respect of the dead transpires by his naive face doll. The gifts in the foreground symbolize the best that can already offer our society of “McDonaldization”. Space is changed, the play button backlit leads elsewhere. You can’t perceive the pulsing slight of the soul, the fine line between life and death. What remains is only a decadent and precarious reality that tries to take refuge in the virtual space where every day we share our obsessive habits: the network. I wanted to describe this work to transmit the thought that is hidden behind an artwork, behind the tireless working of the artist who always tries to look to the future without forgetting history, its origins.

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Painting:Oil on Wood

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:38.6 W x 49.2 H x 2 D in

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Pisciotta Federico was born in Rome on 30 October 1975. He graduated in 1993 at the VI Art School in Rome and in 1997 in painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, with Nunzio Solendo and Sandro Trotti. After teaching for several years in the capital, he devoted himself exclusively to painting and contemporary art research. From 2013 lives and works in Fara in Sabina, at his studio "700Artecontemporanea". He has participated in group exhibitions, solo and international exhibitions in Italy and abroad exposing at some prestigious public spaces such as the Foundation Museum Venanzo Crocetti in Rome, the Stables of Aragona Palace in Vasto, CH, the DAP1 Gallery in Warsaw and Halle 50 at the DomagkAteliers in Monaco of Bavaria. One of his latest projects, introduced in Germany in 2014, employs a personal process of painting review, supported by multimedia interactions that recall the obsessive presence of the informatics iconography.

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