Antonio Sciacca (1957) - Ibiscus + vetri romani

The painting presents a horizontal and balanced composition on a deep black background. In the center dominates a large hibiscus flower with warm and vibrant tones, ranging from bright orange to vermilion red. The petals are rendered with bold brushstrokes. The pistil, long and detailed, emerges decisively toward the viewer. On the sides the flower is flanked by two pieces of Roman glassware. On the left we find a bottle with a globular body and a long neck, while on the right a small amphora with two handles. It is a work that conveys calm and introspection, combining the charm of archaeology with the immediate beauty of nature. The work will be shipped with professional packing and tracked shipping.