Giulio Santoleri - Landscape n. 210

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Unique and original work
Mixed media on panel: acrylic, oil pastels, and wax, varnish on 30x40 cm panel
Glossy transparent protective varnish on surface
Initials on the lower edge and signature on the back
Authentication declaration will be attached
No frame
Carefully packaged and shipped with tracking number

On the back of the panel there is a hole that can be used to hang it on the wall simply with a nail. The sides of the panel (1.5 cm) are painted black, to create a visual effect that simulates the appearance of a frame, thus giving depth and an elegant contrast between the artwork and its surroundings, as if it were enclosed in an autonomous space. Of course the panel can also be framed according to your taste.

For Santoleri, landscape is not a simple naturalistic view, but a mental and emotional structure, a “geography of the interior” that reflects moods, silences and synthetic visions of the real. His painting is characterized by an essential and contemplative approach: forms are reduced to the essential, contours are sharp, color fields sober, in a constant tension between formal rigor and lyrical depth.
His works evoke suspended, almost dreamlike atmospheres, where light has a symbolic function rather than descriptive, and every element – a hill, a tree, a house – becomes an archetype. His style, balancing visual minimalism and emotional intensity, recalls certain outcomes of abstract landscape painting and Italian painting of the 20th century, while maintaining a wholly personal voice.
In 2022 he was selected for the prestigious Marche Prize – Biennale of Contemporary Art, a recognition that confirms the value of his research in the Italian contemporary art scene.
His works are in private collections and exhibition spaces in Italy and abroad, across Europe, the United States and Asia, testifying to the universality of his visual language.