Barth - Untitled (abstract)

The work is an abstract composition. "Abstract" derives from the Latin term "abstrahere," meaning to extract or draw out. The process of abstraction, in fact, consists of eliminating the particular and individual aspects of an object to derive a universal concept that distances itself from the figurative and tangible world. The artist thus translates his emotions and instincts into images, seeking to impact not only with his choice of colors but also with his gestures.

The painting is part of a series of works in which Barth uses a lighter, more calligraphic, informal language. Indeed, the painter's intervention on the black surface is very minimal. The gestures convey a certain urgency, even as they calibrate the four points of intervention. The colors that operate are few, brought together in a refined balance.

Barth is the pseudonym used by Quinto Bartolomeo, a painter and modern art critic. Author of several essays and books, he has received numerous academic accolades: an honorary degree from the Pro Deo International University in New York, president of the Academy of European Community Studies, and a member of the Academic Senate of the International Academy of Modern Art. He is considered the founder of the "Logic of Forms" movement. He has exhibited his work in numerous exhibitions (Foreign Press, Rome – Galleria San Luca, Venice – Galleria Mouffe, Paris – Galleria Vallobresuse, Palm Beach, Florida – Mirvin Art in New York – Galleria Motte, Geneva – Galleria Modigliani, Milan – Artexpo, New York – San Francisco).

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