Daniele Dell'Uomo - Collina al Tramonto

Acrylic on board, 46 × 60 cm

In "Hill at Sunset," Daniele Dell'Uomo portrays a landscape suspended between memory and perception, where nature becomes an emotional rather than descriptive space. The hill emerges through free, layered brushstrokes, while the sky, traversed by pink and purple hues, suggests the fragile moment of the day's last light.

Color is the true protagonist: warm and vibrant in the earth, more rarefied and silent in the atmosphere, it creates a delicate balance between matter and light. The composition does not seek realistic detail, but rather impression, leaving the viewer to complete the landscape with their own experience.

A work that reflects Dell'Uomo's poetics: nature as an emotional refuge, the hill as a place of memory, the sunset as a passage and a breath of fresh air.

Daniele Dell'Uomo is a painter with a recognizable style, characterized by instinctive painting and a particular attention to light. His research ranges from emotional landscapes to a more contemporary production developed in the parallel project DUD Contemporary Art Studio.