Marcello Mancuso - serie ARMONIA





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Marcello Mancuso presents the limited edition triptych serie ARMONIA, comprising three digital paintings totaling 45 x 135 cm (each panel 35 x 35 cm), dated 2005, signed, in excellent condition and sold directly by the artist with a certificate of authenticity.
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Triptych composed of three works measuring 35x35 cm on cardboard 45x45 cm, total 45x135 cm with spacing. Mixed media, sold without a frame. Work signed and sold with certificate of authenticity.
In 2006, within the halls of the Castello Estense in Ferrara, the Armonia series presented itself as a cycle of twelve works, conceived as a single rhythmic structure. The three panels exhibited in this room — today re-presented as a triptych — represent three fundamental nodes of the series: three states of form that, though autonomous, dialogue with the entire corpus.
The series was born as an investigation into the relation between gesture, balance, and chromatic tension. Each work is a movement, a variation on the theme of harmony understood not as stillness, but as dynamic interaction between elements.
The series, exhibited in 2006 at the Castello Estense in Ferrara, fits perfectly into the spirit of those years, when the hybridization of traditional and digital techniques began to be recognized as an autonomous language rather than mere experimentation.
Triptych composed of three works measuring 35x35 cm on cardboard 45x45 cm, total 45x135 cm with spacing. Mixed media, sold without a frame. Work signed and sold with certificate of authenticity.
In 2006, within the halls of the Castello Estense in Ferrara, the Armonia series presented itself as a cycle of twelve works, conceived as a single rhythmic structure. The three panels exhibited in this room — today re-presented as a triptych — represent three fundamental nodes of the series: three states of form that, though autonomous, dialogue with the entire corpus.
The series was born as an investigation into the relation between gesture, balance, and chromatic tension. Each work is a movement, a variation on the theme of harmony understood not as stillness, but as dynamic interaction between elements.
The series, exhibited in 2006 at the Castello Estense in Ferrara, fits perfectly into the spirit of those years, when the hybridization of traditional and digital techniques began to be recognized as an autonomous language rather than mere experimentation.

