Sonny Insinna - Travel – The Last Dawn






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Sonny Insinna, Travel – The Last Dawn, olio e carboncino su tela, 120 × 85 cm, originale unica firmata dall’artista in stile contemporaneo, Italia, 2020+, spedita arrotolata con certificato di autenticità.
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Travel – The Last Dawn
Sonny Insinna
With Travel – The Last Dawn, Sonny Insinna continues his Travel series, a body of work in which animals become silent refugees, forced to abandon their natural world to escape the destruction and cruelty inflicted by humankind.
In this composition, a majestic Bengal tiger advances with determination while a rooster stands firmly on its back. Both raise their heads toward the sky, their voices merging into a single cry, welcoming a new dawn together.
Their call is not one of fear—it is a call of hope.
Predator and domestic animal overturn the natural order. Differences disappear in the face of a shared threat. In Insinna's symbolic universe, there are no longer hunters and prey, only living beings united by the instinct to survive and by the search for a future beyond violence.
The tiger embodies strength, courage, and resilience. The rooster, a timeless symbol of dawn and awakening, becomes the voice of renewal. Together, they announce the possibility of a new beginning, where harmony between humanity and nature might once again be restored.
Executed in oil and charcoal on canvas, the work combines rigorous anatomical accuracy with expressive contemporary painting. Transparent glazes, gestural marks, and textured surfaces dissolve any geographical reference, transforming the scene into a timeless metaphor that transcends place and era.
As throughout the Travel series, the animals are not fleeing from one another.
They are fleeing from the monstrosities created by human beings.
Travel – The Last Dawn captures the final moment before sunrise, when hope is still fragile yet powerful enough to become a shared voice.
Technique
Oil and charcoal on canvas.
Dimensions
85 × 120 cm
Support
Canvas only (unstretched and unframed).
The artwork will be shipped carefully rolled in a professional rigid tube, ready for stretching.
Authenticity
Original one-of-a-kind artwork, hand-signed by the artist.
Supplied with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
Condition
Excellent condition.
Shipping
Professionally packed and shipped rolled in a rigid tube with tracked international delivery.
Mock-up Notice
Interior mock-up images are for presentation purposes only and may not accurately represent the artwork's actual dimensions. Please refer to the measurements provided in the listing.
"Travel – The Last Dawn" belongs to Sonny Insinna's ongoing Travel series, a distinctive body of work exploring the relationship between animals, humanity, and survival through symbolic figurative painting. Each artwork in the series is a unique original and represents a chapter in a larger narrative, making it especially appealing to collectors seeking coherent, museum-quality contemporary projects with long-term artistic relevance.
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Travel – The Last Dawn
Sonny Insinna
With Travel – The Last Dawn, Sonny Insinna continues his Travel series, a body of work in which animals become silent refugees, forced to abandon their natural world to escape the destruction and cruelty inflicted by humankind.
In this composition, a majestic Bengal tiger advances with determination while a rooster stands firmly on its back. Both raise their heads toward the sky, their voices merging into a single cry, welcoming a new dawn together.
Their call is not one of fear—it is a call of hope.
Predator and domestic animal overturn the natural order. Differences disappear in the face of a shared threat. In Insinna's symbolic universe, there are no longer hunters and prey, only living beings united by the instinct to survive and by the search for a future beyond violence.
The tiger embodies strength, courage, and resilience. The rooster, a timeless symbol of dawn and awakening, becomes the voice of renewal. Together, they announce the possibility of a new beginning, where harmony between humanity and nature might once again be restored.
Executed in oil and charcoal on canvas, the work combines rigorous anatomical accuracy with expressive contemporary painting. Transparent glazes, gestural marks, and textured surfaces dissolve any geographical reference, transforming the scene into a timeless metaphor that transcends place and era.
As throughout the Travel series, the animals are not fleeing from one another.
They are fleeing from the monstrosities created by human beings.
Travel – The Last Dawn captures the final moment before sunrise, when hope is still fragile yet powerful enough to become a shared voice.
Technique
Oil and charcoal on canvas.
Dimensions
85 × 120 cm
Support
Canvas only (unstretched and unframed).
The artwork will be shipped carefully rolled in a professional rigid tube, ready for stretching.
Authenticity
Original one-of-a-kind artwork, hand-signed by the artist.
Supplied with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
Condition
Excellent condition.
Shipping
Professionally packed and shipped rolled in a rigid tube with tracked international delivery.
Mock-up Notice
Interior mock-up images are for presentation purposes only and may not accurately represent the artwork's actual dimensions. Please refer to the measurements provided in the listing.
"Travel – The Last Dawn" belongs to Sonny Insinna's ongoing Travel series, a distinctive body of work exploring the relationship between animals, humanity, and survival through symbolic figurative painting. Each artwork in the series is a unique original and represents a chapter in a larger narrative, making it especially appealing to collectors seeking coherent, museum-quality contemporary projects with long-term artistic relevance.
