Eloisa Pe - Somewhere Sunglasses - 03 - XL

Eloisa Pe, Italy, 1987
Somewhere Sunglasses - 03, 2026, acrylic on canvas, cotton canvas 290 g/m²
Artwork size: 100x80
Total canvas size: 110 x 90
Signed and dated on the back.
The certificate of authenticity will be issued together with the work.

The artwork is sold unframed; it will be rolled on a cardboard tube, protected with a layer of bubble wrap and shipped inside a cardboard box.
The work can be presented in two ways: framed, or stretched without a frame. In the latter case, since the painting almost entirely covers the canvas, it is possible for the painting to continue onto the side edges, creating a visual continuity and leaving the piece frameless.

Eloisa Pe is a self-taught artist and educator. Her research intertwines reflection on color and its perception, inspired by "The Spiritual in Art" by Vasili Kandinsky, with pedagogical studies on the relationship between emotions and color. In her works the chromatic language becomes a tool for exploring the emotional and relational dimension, creating a dialogue between artistic experience and educational research.

Somewhere Sunglasses is a series of acrylic paintings on canvas in which men, women, children and animals are depicted in black and white through a pop and immediate visual language.
In contrast to the monochromy of the figures, the sunglasses reflect the colored shades of the sky opening behind them, becoming a kind of window onto an inner landscape.

The series arises from the desire to evoke in the viewer memories, sensations and positive emotions linked to childhood and those moments of wonder, security and joy that can unexpectedly resurfaced. The works thus present themselves as "painterly glimmers": small visual triggers capable of awakening an emotional memory and generating a sense of well-being through color, light and imagination.

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