Sunshine



Sunshine Acrylic and markers on different layers of canvas 73×98 cm– 2019
The work depicted is a contemporary polyptych, divided into three panels of different sizes, which together compose an abstract portrait of a female face. The subject is fragmented, with emphasis on the eyes and lips, accentuating salient features through a vivid color scheme dominated by red and yellow.
The architecture of the work recalls deconstructionism, a movement that challenges traditional linearity and symmetry by rearranging the elements of the face in an asymmetrical and broken manner. The panels are not aligned, but overlapping, creating a visual effect that disorients and, at the same time, invites the viewer to mentally reassemble the image. The result is a dynamic and fragmented representation that rejects the ordered view and invites reflection on how we perceive form and space.
Artwork Information
Series
Polyptych
Year
2019
Materials
Acrylic and markers on different layers of canvas
Dimensions
73 × 98 cm
Location
Milano, Italy
Exhibited at
Ifd Gallery, Milan
Notes
Red and yellow illuminate a female face, fragmented and reconstructed across different layers of canvas. Sunshine transforms light and colour into energy, playing with perception and form.
Themes
Portraiture, illuminate, ight and colour into energy

