Guido Pajetta (1898-1987) - Fondazione

Important oil on canvas by Guido Pajetta depicting a symbolic scene composed of a dressed male figure and a nude female figure, caught in a silent and suspended dialogue.
The vertical composition emphasizes the psychological relationship between the two characters, typical of the artist's painterly approach, which is more interested in the emotional dimension than in realistic representation.

The brushstroke is free and vibrant, with a delicate yet contrasting palette dominated by blues, ochre, pink, and deep blue. The figures emerge from a rarefied, almost dreamlike background, where the line becomes an inner expression.

Work by Guido Paolo Pajetta, an artist of great importance, who entered the history of art among the great Italian painters of the 20th century.
Pajetta's pictorial gesture, at times light and swift, at other times sharp and bold, is constantly changing. Tormented by his own obsessions, the artist relies on the image as a sort of disguise or alter ego.

Guido Pajetta was able to use many languages to achieve his goal of interior analysis.
He was, until the end, an artist driven by impulses that led him to deal with motifs, sometimes lyrical, sometimes dramatic, generated by emotions and authentic experiences because they were the fruit of his passions and anxieties.

Title: Foundation
Cm: 35 x 70
Year: N/A
Opera archived and authenticated.
Archive code: 411
Work registered at Giorgio Pajetta Archive.
Unframed artwork.
Fabric mounted on a frame.