Davide D'Alba - 3 Gialli

Davide D’Alba's work has a strong visual impact, characterized by a triple composition of the female face, repeated in sequence like a visual echo. The subject emerges in high-contrast black and white, with sharp, sculpted features that interact with an intense, vibrant, and energetic yellow background.

The repetition of the profile creates a sense of movement and depth, evoking themes such as identity, the multiplicity of the self, and the flowing passage of time. The graphic style, almost screen-printed, nods to pop art and contemporary design, making the work extremely modern and decorative. The face, essential and silent, conveys elegance, introspection, and strength, while the bold use of background color adds brightness and character to the overall piece. An ideal painting for modern environments, creative studios, galleries, or minimalist spaces seeking a decisive and refined focal point.
A work that does not go unnoticed, capable of combining aesthetics and meaning, perfect for those who love contemporary art with a strong visual language.

Davide D'Alba (Bari, September 16, 1992) is an Italian artist.
In 2009, he became interested in contemporary art, studying the stark contrasts of Andy Warhol's drawing style. He developed a technique at the academy inspired by Pop Art to give life and expressiveness to characters, characterizing and capturing their emotions.
Over the years, he experiments with various techniques, such as the use of water-based enamel.
In 2015, she curated her first solo exhibition at the Sala Murat in Bari, with the patronage of the Municipality of Bari.
Between 2016 and 2017, he honored the well-known Pugliese comedian Lino Banfi with two unique works dedicated to him and displayed in his restaurant in Rome.
In 2018, he opened an exhibition of his works at the historic multifunctional theater Royal with the Bari visual station, an initiative promoted by the Puglia region and the city of Bari, managed by well-known artistic directors including Gianni Ciardo.
In 2019, he moved to New York to refine his technique.
Between 2020 and 2021, he/she characterized his/her art with a new minimalist collection exhibited between Rome and Milan.