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Romero Britto
Dusk
2017
Limited Edition of 180 Pieces
Mixed
Canvas
86,5 cm x 71 cm
Frame not Included
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Evocative work that represents the concept of dusk as an important moment in a person’s day for meditative introspection. The artist uses the cold colors and the expression of the person on the image to show the audience the peaceful moment here portrayed.
Some people think dusk is the darkest moment of twilight; that second just before night. Dusk is a transition; both death and rebirth. There are endless possibilities, the night is just about to begin. Its colors are memories of red sunsets and magical purples the starting night. Dusk is a fleeting moment, dreamlike only to those who are aware... the sounds become whispers and the suggestive light invites you to a moment for meditative introspection.
The limited edition digital serigraph with handmade embellishments, ‘Dusk’, is part of one of the series presented by Romeo Britto during 2017 in a 180-piece edition.
Romero Britto was born on October 6, 1963 in Recife, Brazil. After moving to Miami, he began his career as a self-taught artist, working alongside street artists and taking inspiration from their forms and techniques.
During a journey to Paris, the artist begins to identify himself through his personal and unique style. In the French capital, Britto was introduced to the works of masters such as Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso, allowing him to develop his own technique, which the New York Times defines as a source of “warmth, optimism and love”.
Romero Britto developed a particular love for Cubism, that he featured and reinterpreted in the motives that characterize his paintings.
From the Parisian experience he will develop his iconic and unmistakable style: his works are characterized by a research of colours and positive vibrations, which, combined together, give life to bold and imaginative.