Cutting the Head OffFrancesco Moratti · 2022

  • Data de criação2022
  • Dimensões150.0 x 120.0 cm

Francesco Moratti (– 1719)

Discover the works of Francesco Moratti, a renowned Italian artist from Padua known for his captivating Baroque style and historical themes. Explore his legacy and artistic contributions today.

It is the last in a series of works that engage with art history (in this case Judith and Holofernes) from a contemporary perspective. Despite not having any other objective than making it, I am interested in constructing an image permeable to the present and reality and experimenting with how a surface (painting) can awaken something profound, while the same scene has the potential to signify differently in various contexts. First drawn with a finger on a cellphone screen and then transferred to the canvas, in an explicit dialogue with the digital image and with a question about painting in relation to new media and ways of seeing and translating reality. The mounting system incorporates the idea of painting as a three-dimensional object with two faces (canvas stretcher) in contrast to the screen, the idea of weight against the digital archive, and the accumulation of time in a rock against the idea of layers. Things reveal to us what it means to cut the head off.

Sobre esta obra

  • Título: Cutting the Head Off
  • Artista: Francesco Moratti
  • Ano: 2022
  • Dimensões originais: 150.0 x 120.0 cm
  • Formato: Portrait
  • Estado dos direitos autorais: Domínio público
  • Matiz de cor: Ochre to Sepia
  • Intensidade de cor: Monochromatic

Perguntas e Respostas

Qual é a orientação de "Cutting the Head Off", de Francesco Moratti?

"Cutting the Head Off", de Francesco Moratti possui um formato Portrait. O formato descreve as proporções da composição.

Quem criou "Cutting the Head Off" e em que ano?

"Cutting the Head Off" foi criado por Francesco Moratti em 2022.

Qual é a proporção de "Cutting the Head Off", de Francesco Moratti e quais são as suas dimensões?

O formato de "Cutting the Head Off" é Portrait e a obra original mede 150 x 120 cm. Ambas as informações são úteis ao planejar uma reprodução.

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