Vincenzo Portuese - Dove porta la notte

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Vincenzo Portuese presents the original 2025 abstract acrylic painting “Dove porta la notte” from Italy, 150 by 50 cm, signed by hand and in excellent condition.

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Where the night leads
Author: Vincenzo Portuese
Dimensions: 150x50 cm
Mixed media on canvas with volcanic ash, acrylic glazes, and fluorescent acrylic paints.

Textural abstract work with a strong visual impact, created with mixed technique and characterized by a balanced yet dynamic horizontal composition. The surface is crossed by a luminous diagonal line, evocative of flowing lava or a natural fracture, guiding the viewer's gaze along the entire extent of the piece.
The color palette is intense and deep: dark, textured tones contrast with accents of red, orange, and yellow, applied with a rich, irregular layering that gives the painting a three-dimensionality and a strong physical presence. Texture is the protagonist, with reliefs and granularity that make the work lively and vibrant.
The artwork includes fluorescent pigments: in darkness and when illuminated with UV light, the fluorescent colors emerge in a surprising way, transforming the appearance of the painting and offering a dual visual experience between natural light and ultraviolet light.
Unique piece, ideal for collectors of contemporary abstract and material art, particularly suitable for modern spaces and exhibition environments. The artwork changes perception depending on the lighting, increasing its aesthetic value and its uniqueness.

This is a unique abstract mixed-media artwork characterized by a strong material presence and a powerful horizontal composition. The surface is crossed by a luminous diagonal line, reminiscent of a lava flow or a geological fracture, creating tension and movement across the entire canvas.
The color palette is deep and intense: dark, earthy tones contrast with vibrant accents of red, orange, and yellow, applied through dense and irregular layering. The rich texture plays a central role, with reliefs and granular elements that give the work a strong tactile and visual depth.
The artwork incorporates fluorescent pigments. In dark conditions and when illuminated with UV (black) light, the fluorescent elements become visible, revealing bright and glowing colors and transforming the appearance of the piece. This dual visual experience allows the artwork to be perceived differently depending on the lighting conditions.
A one-of-a-kind piece, perfect for collectors of contemporary abstract and material art. Its ability to change under UV light enhances its uniqueness and visual impact, making it especially suitable for modern interiors and exhibition spaces.

Where the night leads
Author: Vincenzo Portuese
Dimensions: 150x50 cm
Mixed media on canvas with volcanic ash, acrylic glazes, and fluorescent acrylic paints.

Textural abstract work with a strong visual impact, created with mixed technique and characterized by a balanced yet dynamic horizontal composition. The surface is crossed by a luminous diagonal line, evocative of flowing lava or a natural fracture, guiding the viewer's gaze along the entire extent of the piece.
The color palette is intense and deep: dark, textured tones contrast with accents of red, orange, and yellow, applied with a rich, irregular layering that gives the painting a three-dimensionality and a strong physical presence. Texture is the protagonist, with reliefs and granularity that make the work lively and vibrant.
The artwork includes fluorescent pigments: in darkness and when illuminated with UV light, the fluorescent colors emerge in a surprising way, transforming the appearance of the painting and offering a dual visual experience between natural light and ultraviolet light.
Unique piece, ideal for collectors of contemporary abstract and material art, particularly suitable for modern spaces and exhibition environments. The artwork changes perception depending on the lighting, increasing its aesthetic value and its uniqueness.

This is a unique abstract mixed-media artwork characterized by a strong material presence and a powerful horizontal composition. The surface is crossed by a luminous diagonal line, reminiscent of a lava flow or a geological fracture, creating tension and movement across the entire canvas.
The color palette is deep and intense: dark, earthy tones contrast with vibrant accents of red, orange, and yellow, applied through dense and irregular layering. The rich texture plays a central role, with reliefs and granular elements that give the work a strong tactile and visual depth.
The artwork incorporates fluorescent pigments. In dark conditions and when illuminated with UV (black) light, the fluorescent elements become visible, revealing bright and glowing colors and transforming the appearance of the piece. This dual visual experience allows the artwork to be perceived differently depending on the lighting conditions.
A one-of-a-kind piece, perfect for collectors of contemporary abstract and material art. Its ability to change under UV light enhances its uniqueness and visual impact, making it especially suitable for modern interiors and exhibition spaces.

Details

Artist
Vincenzo Portuese
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Dove porta la notte
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Italy
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
150 cm
Depiction/Theme
Nature
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
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