Vincenzo Amicone (1969) - Il mangiatore di spaghetti





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Il mangiatore di spaghetti is an original oil painting by Vincenzo Amicone, dated 2026, measuring 70 × 50 cm and originating from Italy.
Description from the seller
Title: Spaghetti Eater
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm.
An authenticated photograph will be included with the painting.
Fast and secure shipping.
The undulating forms in my compositions arise from the compression of the mark throughout the image, shaping a stylistic interpretation.
This is an exploration focused on the back-and-forth movement of volumes, where the image appears wavy but is actually pressed—compressed, in fact!
Figuratively speaking: contemporary man drifts through his own actions and implodes in the behaviors that shape his becoming.
Brief biography:
Vincenzo Amicone was born in Antwerp (Belgium) on September 21, 1969.
He studied at: “The Academy of Fine Arts in Rome.”
Art movement: Contemporary genre painting, featuring disjointed figures and forms.
P.S.: For a more in-depth overview, type it into Google.
Title: Spaghetti Eater
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm.
An authenticated photograph will be included with the painting.
Fast and secure shipping.
The undulating forms in my compositions arise from the compression of the mark throughout the image, shaping a stylistic interpretation.
This is an exploration focused on the back-and-forth movement of volumes, where the image appears wavy but is actually pressed—compressed, in fact!
Figuratively speaking: contemporary man drifts through his own actions and implodes in the behaviors that shape his becoming.
Brief biography:
Vincenzo Amicone was born in Antwerp (Belgium) on September 21, 1969.
He studied at: “The Academy of Fine Arts in Rome.”
Art movement: Contemporary genre painting, featuring disjointed figures and forms.
P.S.: For a more in-depth overview, type it into Google.

