De Gioia - Flowers

The painter De Gioia represents the abstract and informal depiction of flowers. The still life genre has continued to be a significant one in contemporary art, evolving and reinventing itself through new perspectives and artistic expressions, becoming a medium for exploring conceptual and symbolic concepts. The painter's abstract approach to this genre lends vivacity and movement to a genre that typically involves a static subject. The emphasis on the disintegration of forms in abstraction is essential, as it seeks to provide a different form and perspective on the real world, focusing on the emphasis on emotion and visual experience. The absence of figuration creates interior emotions, resulting in a thorough exploration of color and form.

Stylistically, De Gioia emphasizes volume and abstract representation. The black background contrasts with the red of the flowers, which have gold flecks that lend depth and three-dimensionality to the work. The painter sought to create a horizontal support for the composition. The abstract composition also contains elements of gesture and movement, creating a wide range of expressive possibilities.

From our research, we were unable to identify an author. We might suspect the artist to be Bartolomeo De Gioia, but from the few lines written, it would seem that, based on his background, his relationship with painting is solely linked to his curatorial role.

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