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Salto sul tram II Print

Nicola Pucci

Italy

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

It is an oil on canvas. A jockey on horseback, jumps through an empty tram. an unlikely scene but possible! I love creating situations on the edge of the surreal, where things can happen if you want it strongly ... a way, perhaps, to enhance the vital energy of is a very long work made up of many pictorial layers, in which I create and ruin until I reach a satisfactory level between instinct and reason

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Giclee on Canvas

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20 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in

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21.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in

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Born in Palermo in 1966, Nicola Pucci boasts a masterly technique which has won the attention of important figures in the art world including America's Larry Gagosian and Carlo Bilotti, the late Florida-based international cosmetics buyer and art collector. Pucci has exhibited in Italy, the USA, England and France, Republic of Korea, and in 2008, he was invited to hold a solo exhibition at Rome's Carlo Bilotti Museum, becoming the first living Italian artist to be given a one-man show at this prestigious venue. He has subsequently held high-profile solo exhibitions at Spoleto's contemporary art museum Palazzo Collicola and the Palazzina Azzurra museum in San Benedetto del Tronto. Pucci works largely from photographs, often combining elements from different sources within a single painting. While drawing upon various influences including Surrealism and the art of Francis Bacon, Pucci nonetheless stands apart from defined contemporary trends or movements. His work is to be found in the permanent collection of the Carlo Bilotti Museum in Rome, the Sicily Museum of Contemporary Art (Museo MacS) in Catania and the Palazzina Azzurra in San Benedetto del Tronto; as well as the Fendi Collection, the Benetton Collection and the Gagosian collection. Pucci is represented by Andipa Gallery in London, Kristin Gary Fine Art in New York and RvB Arts in Rome.

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