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Flight <\/strong>acrylic\u00a0and markers on canvas 80×80 cm | 2025<\/p>\n<\/div>

This artwork, depicting a woman\u2019s face with an airplane taking off in place of her eyes, embodies a powerful fusion of human perception, technology, and progress. The airplane\u2014an emblem of speed, dynamism, and infinite expansion\u2014strongly evokes the Futurist imagination, where movement, mechanical power, and technological innovation are not merely artistic subjects, but true driving forces capable of redefining the human being and their experience of the world. In this vision, the human face merges with the machine, and the eyes\u2014symbols of perception and consciousness\u2014transform into launching points toward new dimensions of identity.<\/p>\n

The piece establishes deep connections with Dutygorn\u2019s aesthetic, a contemporary artist who blends dreamlike surrealism with Futurist themes and tensions, creating compositions rich in symbols and visual suggestions. In his visual research, Dutygorn appears to absorb and reinterpret the legacy of prominent Italian Futurists such as Fortunato Depero, Giacomo Balla, Umberto Boccioni, Gino Severini, and Luigi Russolo, advancing a vision that celebrates the fragmentation of reality, modern rhythm, and the interaction between man and machine. In this painting, the female figure is not merely a subject but a metaphorical vehicle of a consciousness expanding beyond physical boundaries, opening the way for an enhanced, multiplied vision, in constant ascent toward the unknown and the possible.<\/p>\n

From a postmodern and transhumanist perspective, the airplane replacing the eyes takes on an even deeper symbolic meaning: it represents not only a means of transportation or skyward conquest, but the evolution of vision itself, of our ability to observe, understand, and feel. The airplane becomes an extension of the mind, a visual prosthesis that propels us beyond biological limits, embodying the concept of cybernetic enhancement. In this scenario, the human being enters into symbiosis with the machine, opening new pathways for sensory perception and the construction of reality through human-technology interaction.<\/p>\n

Ultimately, the artwork stands as a powerful and visionary reflection, situated at the intersection of Futurism and Surrealism, blending the aesthetics of dreams with the ideology of progress. It invites us to contemplate the complex and fascinating relationship between speed, vision, and technological transformation, celebrating the union of imagination and innovation.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Artwork Information<\/strong><\/p>\n

Series<\/strong>
\nPortrait<\/a><\/p>\n

Year<\/strong>
\n2025<\/p>\n

Materials<\/strong>
\nAcrylic on canvas<\/p>\n

Dimensions<\/strong>
\n80 \u00d7 80 cm<\/p>\n

Category<\/strong>
\nContemporary portrait<\/p>\n

Location<\/strong>
\nMilano, Italy<\/p>\n

Exhibited at<\/strong>
\nJw Marriott, Venice, Italy<\/p>\n

Notes<\/strong>
\nA woman\u2019s face merges with an aeroplane taking off in place of her eyes, transforming her gaze into a vision of speed, movement and progress, blending futuristic and surrealist elements.<\/p>\n

Themes
\n<\/strong>Portraiture, Surrealism, Futurism, Aeroplane<\/p>\n<\/div>