Marco Lampis - Observers_18





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來自義大利的原作,Marco Lampis 作品 Observers_18,丙烯畫布上的多彩風景,30×40 cm,2026,未簽名,狀態極佳,原產地義大利
賣家描述
Acrylic on canvas
Titolo: Observers_18
30X40x4cm
2026
Color protective film.
Authentication by the artist.
My works are my story, my path, the creative act allows me to meet myself.
My paintings are the relationships, the loneliness, the everyday life of the people I observe, that I respect, that I hate: all parts of me.
I investigate and represent contradictions, those that are explosively coming to light today, to research and focus on the deepest emotional contrasts. Inventing combinations of disconnected people with unreal places allows me to seek and find new narrative solutions that I continue to play with and surprise myself. I focus on what allows me to reveal the absurd, on what needs to be shown to question meaning. I will continue to investigate the world to know myself better and better.
Representing the energy and invisible force behind everything, capturing the vital tension of humanity through new colors and unusual brushstrokes is my greatest challenge.
Acrylic on canvas
Titolo: Observers_18
30X40x4cm
2026
Color protective film.
Authentication by the artist.
My works are my story, my path, the creative act allows me to meet myself.
My paintings are the relationships, the loneliness, the everyday life of the people I observe, that I respect, that I hate: all parts of me.
I investigate and represent contradictions, those that are explosively coming to light today, to research and focus on the deepest emotional contrasts. Inventing combinations of disconnected people with unreal places allows me to seek and find new narrative solutions that I continue to play with and surprise myself. I focus on what allows me to reveal the absurd, on what needs to be shown to question meaning. I will continue to investigate the world to know myself better and better.
Representing the energy and invisible force behind everything, capturing the vital tension of humanity through new colors and unusual brushstrokes is my greatest challenge.

