Measurements:height 120 cm, width 240 cm Technique:acrylic, pigments, pencil, charcoal, gesso, waxes. Support:canvas
This piece was created through free improvisation using music from Pink Floyd's album "Wish You Were Here." The track "Welcome to the Machine" was played on a loop in the studio during the final stages of the work's creation, eventually becoming its title.
Different interpretations of the song's lyrics end up appearing in some way in the story of the painting.
A story of the past and the present. The unknown, that which slips through our fingers... Nature, antiquity, the earthly and the spiritual.
We think we're gods, but we're just monkeys who've gotten ahead.
Gestural, intuitive painting that lets things happen and relies on what emerges. Taking advantage of the unexpected and accepting the consequences.
The need to tell stories, to leave a mark, to understand the world, which is always both modern and ancient.
Nothing matters much... Working with a lost look in my eyes...
The artworks are shipped unframed, just the canvas, which is protected with special paper and rolled inside a rigid tube. This is the safest way to ship artwork anywhere in the world.
