FRANCISCO BOSOLETTI // Cimarrón series 02
FRANCISCO BOSOLETTI // Cimarrón series 02
Francisco Bosoletti // untitled 02 original artwork // Cimarrón series // negativ painted // Acrylic on canvas, 2017, 100×120 cm
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FRANCISCO BOSOLETTI // Estasi di Maria Maddalena
Francisco Bosoletti
Francisco Bosoletti // Estasi di Maria Maddalena // negativ painted // Acrylic and oil on canvas // 2017 // 100×80 cm
A Revision of the role of woman in biblical history, and the mode of connection with the gods. Biblical txts seen as mythology. There is much behind the the figure of Mary Magdalene, about how Christianity decided the role of women in society. This is a scene, commonly depicted in classic art, of the moment when she enters into a state of ecstasy.
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FRANCISCO BOSOLETTI
Francisco Bosoletti
Francisco Bosoletti // Original Kunstwerk // Öl und Acryl auf Leinwand aus dem Jahr 2017 im Format 40 x 50 cm. Inkl. Rahmen (Schattenfuge/Echtholz) und Echtheitszertifikat (COA)
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FRANCISCO BOSOLETTI // Somos carne series
Francisco Bosoletti
Francisco Bosoletti // untitled 01 original artwork // Somos carne series // negativ painted // Oil on canvas // 2018 // 60x70 cm
An attempt to reflect what our body represents for the different religions and cultures of the world. What is our function in this life? Are we something more than flesh? What happens to our feelings when they leave our body? Do we have a soul? Bodies of flesh, but elevated as souls, in a clean atmosphere that gives us a sensation of deep breathing.
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FRANCISCO BOSOLETTI // Omnia Vincit Amor
Francisco Bosoletti
Francisco Bosoletti // Omnia Vincit Amor // negativ painted // Acrylic and oil on canvas, 2018, 120×160 cm
The story of the battle between Hercules and the centaur Nessus had to be seen from a different viewpoint from the art, to create the sculptures of this battle. You can see many statues that represent this moment. The aesthetic vision of painting tries to play between the figurative and the abstract. Creating confusion for the viewer, this is a controlled chaos, in which the observer needs to take time to reconstruct the image.
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