Sergio Zampieri - "Materia viva" XL

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Original acrylic and mixed-media canvas painting titled "Materia viva" XL by Sergio Zampieri (Italy), 100 x 70 cm, signed, with an authenticity certificate, in excellent condition and sold directly from the artist’s Rome studio (2026).

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Beautiful, original, unpublished work by contemporary painter Sergio Zampieri (Rome, 1968).

"Materia viva"
Acrylic pastes on canvas
Sergio Zampieri

In “Materia viva” the surface of the canvas loses its neutrality to transform into a moving organism.
The acrylic pastes build reliefs, cracks and branching that evoke mineral veins, roots and stratifications of the earth.
Gold, copper and silver traverse the light background, creating luminous contrasts that change with the light and enhance the strong three-dimensionality of the work.
It is an organic abstraction in which matter does not represent nature: it seems to become nature itself, living, pulsating and in continual transformation.

The work is archived and permanently viewable on the artist's official site www.sergiozampieri.it where you can find further information about his artistic journey.
Category: Abstract figurative - Archive Code: AT 060/26
Certificate of Authenticity on elegant parchment paper issued by the artist.
High-quality cotton canvas also painted on the 4 cm thick side edges and ready for display.

You will purchase the work directly from the artist's studio in Rome.

For all shipments (within the European Community and outside the EU) the painting will be sent mounted on its own frame and ready for exhibition.

Delivery times are 24/48 hours for Italy, while international shipments take 4/5 working days.
We use international couriers (FedEx, UPS, DHL, etc.) with the shipment tracking number provided.

Beautiful, original, unpublished work by contemporary painter Sergio Zampieri (Rome, 1968).

"Materia viva"
Acrylic pastes on canvas
Sergio Zampieri

In “Materia viva” the surface of the canvas loses its neutrality to transform into a moving organism.
The acrylic pastes build reliefs, cracks and branching that evoke mineral veins, roots and stratifications of the earth.
Gold, copper and silver traverse the light background, creating luminous contrasts that change with the light and enhance the strong three-dimensionality of the work.
It is an organic abstraction in which matter does not represent nature: it seems to become nature itself, living, pulsating and in continual transformation.

The work is archived and permanently viewable on the artist's official site www.sergiozampieri.it where you can find further information about his artistic journey.
Category: Abstract figurative - Archive Code: AT 060/26
Certificate of Authenticity on elegant parchment paper issued by the artist.
High-quality cotton canvas also painted on the 4 cm thick side edges and ready for display.

You will purchase the work directly from the artist's studio in Rome.

For all shipments (within the European Community and outside the EU) the painting will be sent mounted on its own frame and ready for exhibition.

Delivery times are 24/48 hours for Italy, while international shipments take 4/5 working days.
We use international couriers (FedEx, UPS, DHL, etc.) with the shipment tracking number provided.

Details

Artist
Sergio Zampieri
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
"Materia viva" XL
Technique
Acrylic painting, Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Blue, Bronze, Gold, Green, Multicolour, Silver, Turquoise
Height
100 cm
Width
70 cm
Depiction/theme
Nature
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
ItalyVerified
109
Objects sold
100%
Private

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