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WINTER LANDSCAPE (2025) Original Mixed-media Painting by Paolo Scaglioni

100 x 100 x 0.2cm (unframed) / 100 x 100cm (actual image size)

£2,991.9

A series of overlapping brushstrokes constructs multiple layers of perception, evoking hyper-stylized environments that unfold across the surface. The work explores the depth and tension between different perspectives, inviting the viewer to move through them and become immersed in their shifting spatial relationships.
Winter Landscape is painted on a 0.2 cm-thick Plexiglas sheet. The reverse is painted black, creating a dark, suspended ground, while the front is worked with brushstrokes rendered in wall plaster. The contrast between the transparency of the support, the black reverse, and the textured surface creates a sense of depth that extends beyond the physical limits of the painting.

Materials used:

Plexiglas, watercolors, wall filler

Details:

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A series of overlapping brushstrokes constructs multiple layers of perception, evoking hyper-stylized environments that unfold across the surface. The work explores the depth and tension between different perspectives, inviting the viewer to move through them and become immersed in their shifting spatial relationships.
Winter Landscape is painted on a 0.2 cm-thick Plexiglas sheet. The reverse is painted black, creating a dark, suspended ground, while the front is worked with brushstrokes rendered in wall plaster. The contrast between the transparency of the support, the black reverse, and the textured surface creates a sense of depth that extends beyond the physical limits of the painting.

Materials used:

Plexiglas, watercolors, wall filler

Details:

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My work emerges from a long journey through the worlds of art direction and design. For more than two decades, painting remained "only" a field of research—shaped by study, sketches,... Read more

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