Pietro Fight - "Dove finisco io"

Artist: Pietro Fight
Title: "Where I End"
Year: 2026
Dimensions: H -> 87 cm / W -> 94 cm (+ 6 cm of margin on each side for mounting on a stretcher frame)
Technique: freehand drawing and painting
Materials & support: India ink & vinyl paint on cotton-blend canvas (unstretched)
Provenance: directly from the artist’s studio -> Milan
Documentation: Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist with a custom stamp
Shipping: the artwork will be shipped rolled in a rigid tube, carefully packaged and with tracking
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For info: pietrofight.art@gmail.com

ARTWORK:

06-11-2026

There comes a moment when something that belongs to us feels the need to separate from us. Not to disown us, but to find its own identity.
A part breaks away, leaving behind an emptiness that is not an absence, but a testament to something that existed and continues to live elsewhere, in another form.
It is the duality between what we hold on to and what we let go, between the need to belong and the desire to be free.
As in yin and yang, two seemingly opposite natures find their balance not through forced union, but through mutual recognition.
Because what separates from us does not necessarily stop being part of us.

BIO:

"My artistic journey didn’t begin in a studio, but behind a bar counter."

My name is Pietro Fight, and in 2019, during the quieter moments of my work as a bartender, I began drawing on small order pads. Those spontaneous marks, made without any specific plan, gradually developed into a personal visual language, which also evolved during the time I spent in Barcelona and was then transferred onto increasingly larger surfaces, eventually reaching canvas.
My work explores the relationship between control and unpredictability, fullness and emptiness, identity and autonomy. I establish an initial structure, but let the mark grow through repetition, layering, and variations in rhythm.
I work mainly on canvas, using India ink, alcohol-based markers, acrylic paint, tempera, and vinyl paint.
Today I live and work in Milan, continuing to develop the visual language that began almost by chance on a small order pad.