Endless silences by Sarossa Oil on table 87 x 40 (2000) Return to show 1 by Sarossa

Comment by Floriana D'Auria

Endless silences The modern man in presence of the nature, in contemplation of a world where by now only silence reigns. In the concept of the landscape not a thread of grass, not a tree, not an element that can bring the naturalism to the mind. Colors burnt that ignite to the sunset and the sunset seen as dawn of a new dimension. The silence of the incommunicability of the modern world. The man is moved in looking at a nature by now attacked, destroyed by his same sin of pride, but still immensely beautiful. The existentialism of Kierkegard returns in the evidence of the sense of inadequacy of the contemporary society to the human condition. The color expresses with dissonances and chromatic accords a social ethical motive relived in innovative terms.