Sometimes
Sometimes Acrylic and tempera on different layers of canvas 140×120 cm – 2011
This fragmented composition captures the essence of a female face deconstructed across multiple canvases, evoking a sense of purity and introspection. The essential line, rendered in shades of red, yellow, and black, focuses on the hands and face—symbolic elements that convey an emotional narrative made of silence, modesty, and strength. The work is part of a broader artistic exploration, where words and images merge into a visual language that rejects excess, embracing the concept of “removal.” It is a deconstructed portrait that combines urban gesture with painterly sensitivity.
This artwork has become part of the private collection of Banca Sistema, a banking institution committed to the promotion of contemporary art. Through the Banca Sistema Art project, the bank supports emerging artists and innovative works, integrating art as a form of culture and social responsibility within its spaces. The inclusion of this piece in the collection reflects the institution’s dedication to supporting visual languages capable of expressing the complexity of our times.
