Davide Zerega - Giungla 1





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Davide Zerega presents Giungla 1, an original 2026 oil painting depicting a bucolic jungle scene with a parrot and a toucan, in a modern style, measuring 100 cm high by 150 cm wide, weighing 3200 g, signed by hand, in excellent condition and sold directly by the artist from Italy.
Description from the seller
This is a bucolic scene set in a kind of idyllic jungle where a parrot flies and a toucan watches the viewer.
Oil painting allows broad swaths that retain intensity and magnetism, as the monochrome background (which in reality is composed of three colors). The red background, apparently imperceptible, filters through the lines of the painting and captivates the observer’s eye.
From a purely artistic perspective, (explained to those who are neophytes) the most “professional” element is the palm leaf near the parrot. It escapes the eye and seems less relevant than other parts, yet, in terms of execution, it is the qualitatively best-achieved subject.
Artist’s biography. After advanced courses in oil painting (Ettore Sardo) and in acrylic painting (Marco di Nieri), I have participated in various exhibitions (ArteGenova, Satura Arte) with a special feature on Telemarket.
This is a bucolic scene set in a kind of idyllic jungle where a parrot flies and a toucan watches the viewer.
Oil painting allows broad swaths that retain intensity and magnetism, as the monochrome background (which in reality is composed of three colors). The red background, apparently imperceptible, filters through the lines of the painting and captivates the observer’s eye.
From a purely artistic perspective, (explained to those who are neophytes) the most “professional” element is the palm leaf near the parrot. It escapes the eye and seems less relevant than other parts, yet, in terms of execution, it is the qualitatively best-achieved subject.
Artist’s biography. After advanced courses in oil painting (Ettore Sardo) and in acrylic painting (Marco di Nieri), I have participated in various exhibitions (ArteGenova, Satura Arte) with a special feature on Telemarket.

