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Già Collezione Livio Collina Bologna. // Sandro Chia's Figura (1974) is a contemplative painting that merges simplicity with surreal charm. Rendered in oil on canvas, the artwork centers on an abstract figure, reminiscent of a duck or bird, with wide eyes that give it a playful, almost childlike expression. The figure is set against a softly textured background, where subtle hues of red and grey create a gentle aura around it, emphasizing the subject's central placement. Chia’s minimalist approach allows viewers to engage with the form on an emotive level, evoking themes of innocence, identity, and introspection. Part of the Già Collezione Livio Collina in Bologna, Figura showcases Chia’s skill in blending whimsy with deeper, reflective undertones.
Figura, 1974
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Già Collezione Livio Collina Bologna. // Sandro Chia's Figura (1974) is a contemplative painting that merges simplicity with surreal charm. Rendered in oil on canvas, the artwork centers on an abstract figure, reminiscent of a duck or bird, with wide eyes that give it a playful, almost childlike expression. The figure is set against a softly textured background, where subtle hues of red and grey create a gentle aura around it, emphasizing the subject's central placement. Chia’s minimalist approach allows viewers to engage with the form on an emotive level, evoking themes of innocence, identity, and introspection. Part of the Già Collezione Livio Collina in Bologna, Figura showcases Chia’s skill in blending whimsy with deeper, reflective undertones.
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