Angela Bombardi - The Tiger, 2013

This golden tiger, painted in acrylic on a large-scale canvas (100 × 120 cm), emerges powerfully from a black background, playing on the contrast between rich gold, pale gold, and black. The golden surface reflects the light and enhances the rendering of the coat, achieved through careful shading.

The work belongs to the Light & Gold series and is one of the key works in my technical and stylistic research. After an academic background in decoration, this series marks my transition toward painting as an autonomous expressive language, defining the foundations of my style for approximately fifteen years. In this early phase, my research focuses on the exploration of identity, from which a personal and sensory investigation of silence and sound progressively develops, influenced by an atypical auditory experience and transformed into images capable of conveying inner perceptions and emotions.

The artwork is fitted with two rear hanging hooks and is in very good overall condition. The frontal subject has not undergone changes over time. There is slight marginal wear on the two lower corners of the canvas fold, in an area not visible from the front, for which a conservative restoration intervention has been carried out.
A certificate of authenticity will be provided, and the canvas will be shipped unframed.

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This golden tiger, painted in acrylic on a large canvas (100 × 120 cm), emerges powerfully from a black background, playing on the contrast between rich gold, pale gold, and black. The golden surface reflects light and enhances the rendering of the coat, achieved through precise shading.

The work belongs to the Light & Gold series, and it is one of the key pieces in my technical and stylistic research: after academic training in decoration, this series marks my transition toward painting as an autonomous expressive language, laying the foundations of my style for about fifteen years. In this initial phase, my research focuses on the exploration of identity, from which a personal and sensorily-driven exploration of silence and sound gradually develops, influenced by an atypical auditory experience and transformed into images capable of translating internal perceptions and emotions.

The artwork is equipped with two rear hooks and is in excellent overall condition. The frontal subject has not undergone changes over time. There is a slight marginal wear on the two lower corners of the canvas edge, in an area not visible from the front, for which a conservative restoration intervention has been carried out.
A certificate of authenticity is issued, and the canvas will be shipped without a frame.