I'm looking for a place where I can stay

At the center of the painting, Remoto's iconic little white man becomes the protagonist of a surreal scene. In a monochromatic world of pure white, the little man stands before a large hole he painted, ready to immerse himself in a palette of vibrant colors. The artist's choice of colors is not random, but a refined visual language that expresses the human desire to find a place where we feel we belong.

The work's title itself, "I'm Looking for a Place to Stay," underscores the essence of an inner quest, a search for identity and connection with a world that can welcome and embrace the protagonist. The little man, a recurring symbol in Remoto's work, becomes an avatar of humanity searching for belonging and a place where its individuality can shine and blend harmoniously with its surroundings.

The large, colorful hole the little man is about to cross represents a doorway to the unknown, but also a visual manifestation of the desire to add color to one's existence. It's a metaphor for hope and optimism, suggesting that embarking on a search for a place where one feels at home can lead to a new and vibrant dimension of life.
Remoto's distinctive technique, using oil paints on cardboard, is evident in the nuances and details that delineate the hole and the little man. The minimal, bold brushstrokes lend a sense of dynamism to the work, while the choice to keep the surrounding world white highlights the central focus on the act of searching and discovery.

"Looking for a Place to Stay" is more than a painting; it's an artistic statement about the constant search for meaning and belonging that characterizes the human condition. Through his unique style and conceptual depth, Remoto invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences of searching and discovery, encouraging them to embrace the color and diversity that life has to offer.

Review written by Valter Tronchin*

*Professor of Architectural Composition at IUAV

The transaction takes place with maximum security for both the seller and the buyer. We take care of the conformity (provenance, authenticity, state of conservation) of the work and handle the shipping.
Returns are possible no later than 14 days after receiving the order.