Diego Dattola - Ciò che resta (diptych)

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Diego Dattola presents Ciò che resta, a 2024 original diptych in oil on canvas (two panels placed side by side, overall 60 × 80 cm; each panel 60 × 40 cm), signed by hand on the reverse, with a Certificate of Authenticity, in excellent condition and originating from Italy, executed in a contemporary style and shipped mounted on two stretcher bars.

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Artist: Diego Dattola
Title, year, and medium: *Ciò che resta* (What Remains), 2024, oil on canvas
Dimensions: Single panel: 60 × 40 cm. Total (diptych placed side-by-side): 60 × 80 cm
Signature details: Signed and dated on the reverse
Edition: Original work
Provenance: Artist's collection
Documentation: Certificate of Authenticity (CoA)
Condition: Recent work (2024), in excellent original condition with no restoration or defects.
Shipping: Shipped mounted on two stretcher bars, as it is a diptych.

Exhibited at: "Biennale di Messina 2025 | September 27 – November 23, 2025 | Chamber of Commerce | Messina".

Work description:
In this diptych, the artist constructs an inner landscape where emotion becomes body, presence, and—ultimately—absence. The female figure, immersed in monochromatic blue tones, emerges from the semi-darkness like a thought on the verge of taking shape. Yet, there is no stable definition: the face doubles, and the hands dissolve into an evanescent gesture. It is the image of an emotion moving in and out of the body, vibrating and shattering within the span of a single instant.
In the second panel, the subject vanishes. The figure's echo is reduced to a shadow, an abstract smudge, as if flesh had yielded to memory, as if the intensity of the emotion had consumed the very form of feeling. Presence turns to spirit, dissolving into the blue of an emotion so profound it becomes invisible. The choice of blue—a cool yet emotionally intense hue—evokes a state of melancholy, introspection, and silence. It is the color of nocturnal thought, of a gentle mourning, of conscious detachment. Yet, the painting is never flat: the material vibrates, forms layers, and pulses. Much like emotion itself—which can never be fully grasped, yet imprints itself upon surfaces through subtle visual traces.
The work does not depict a face or a body, but rather the shifting state of the soul. The figure is less a subject than a projection: that which remains of us when we surrender to feeling, or when feeling abandons us.

Artist: Diego Dattola
Title, year, and medium: *Ciò che resta* (What Remains), 2024, oil on canvas
Dimensions: Single panel: 60 × 40 cm. Total (diptych placed side-by-side): 60 × 80 cm
Signature details: Signed and dated on the reverse
Edition: Original work
Provenance: Artist's collection
Documentation: Certificate of Authenticity (CoA)
Condition: Recent work (2024), in excellent original condition with no restoration or defects.
Shipping: Shipped mounted on two stretcher bars, as it is a diptych.

Exhibited at: "Biennale di Messina 2025 | September 27 – November 23, 2025 | Chamber of Commerce | Messina".

Work description:
In this diptych, the artist constructs an inner landscape where emotion becomes body, presence, and—ultimately—absence. The female figure, immersed in monochromatic blue tones, emerges from the semi-darkness like a thought on the verge of taking shape. Yet, there is no stable definition: the face doubles, and the hands dissolve into an evanescent gesture. It is the image of an emotion moving in and out of the body, vibrating and shattering within the span of a single instant.
In the second panel, the subject vanishes. The figure's echo is reduced to a shadow, an abstract smudge, as if flesh had yielded to memory, as if the intensity of the emotion had consumed the very form of feeling. Presence turns to spirit, dissolving into the blue of an emotion so profound it becomes invisible. The choice of blue—a cool yet emotionally intense hue—evokes a state of melancholy, introspection, and silence. It is the color of nocturnal thought, of a gentle mourning, of conscious detachment. Yet, the painting is never flat: the material vibrates, forms layers, and pulses. Much like emotion itself—which can never be fully grasped, yet imprints itself upon surfaces through subtle visual traces.
The work does not depict a face or a body, but rather the shifting state of the soul. The figure is less a subject than a projection: that which remains of us when we surrender to feeling, or when feeling abandons us.

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Edition
Original
Artist
Diego Dattola
Title of artwork
Ciò che resta (diptych)
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2024
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
80 cm
Depiction/theme
Nude
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
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