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Image: 67.5 x 51cm; Sheet:100 x 70 cm // Sandro Chia’s Volti (Faces) is an expressive etching and aquatint print that delves into the themes of identity and duality. The artwork features two stylized faces overlapping, rendered in bold lines and vibrant colors. The left face appears more defined, with rich shades of purple and blue, while the right face is outlined in red, giving it a ghostly, transparent quality. Chia’s use of contrasting colors and layered profiles suggests a dialogue between inner and outer identities or the coexistence of different personas. This piece showcases Chia's unique style, combining elements of abstraction with figuration to evoke complex emotional states.
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Image: 67.5 x 51cm; Sheet:100 x 70 cm // Sandro Chia’s Volti (Faces) is an expressive etching and aquatint print that delves into the themes of identity and duality. The artwork features two stylized faces overlapping, rendered in bold lines and vibrant colors. The left face appears more defined, with rich shades of purple and blue, while the right face is outlined in red, giving it a ghostly, transparent quality. Chia’s use of contrasting colors and layered profiles suggests a dialogue between inner and outer identities or the coexistence of different personas. This piece showcases Chia's unique style, combining elements of abstraction with figuration to evoke complex emotional states.
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