Daniele Dell'Uomo - Paesaggio Marino

In this painting Daniele Dell’Uomo recreates a luminous and suspended coastal landscape, in which sea, sky, and land merge through instinctive and layered painting. The horizon line is barely suggested, while the inhabited area in the background emerges as a discreet presence, almost evoked more than described.

The brushwork is free, tactile, capable of building the landscape through hints and color overlays.
The reflections on the water and the tonal variations of the sand guide the eye toward a contemplative dimension, in which time seems to slow down.

The work does not tell of a specific place, but of a sensation: the silence of the coast, the light refracting on the sea, the memory of a landscape lived and interiorized. A balanced and luminous piece, representative of Dell’Uomo's painterly inquiry dedicated to the relationship between nature, light, and perception.

Signed at the bottom right.
Original work and in excellent condition.

Daniele Dell’Uomo is a painter who has developed a recognizable language over time, characterized by instinctive brushstrokes and great sensitivity in capturing light. In his landscapes, he translates what he sees and feels: nature as an emotional refuge, the hill as memory, the sky as breath.
His production includes both figurative works and a more contemporary research, developed through the parallel project DUD Contemporary Art Studio.