Original artwork description:

In this painting, the free flight of a few seagulls in a clear sky, representing 'freedom'. A woman's body, split into several parts to accentuate beauty. Stories, I tell stories, and I put them on canvas because one life is not enough, that is why art is made.
The dominant theme is the female nude, reproduced in various attitudes that suggest voluptuousness, transposition of the desire to possess from reality into thought, a source of perennial memory for all that one has loved and greedily desired. Desire makes us alive, yes because as long as you desire you are still alive.
Love, the dream are the means by which the artist expresses that desired stillness that results in the catharsis of art. Surprising effects, chiaroscuro tones that are increasingly refined, unique. Female bodies, with increasingly more refined poses, giving rise to images belonging to the strand of pop art through masterly elaborations. Representing his own hidden world, merging the real and surreal world, dream and evanescent reality, shapes and colours that enhance light and shadow, perspective and geometric space. Ezio Ranaldi succeeds, through his extraordinary compositions, in revolutionising logic to propose the illogicality of the inner world that has always belonged to us and in which we find ourselves alone, but FREE.

Materials used:

enamel oil and varnish on canvas

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