FILOSPINATO

2026 150x50 unframed Poplar panel, canvas, stucco, PVA glue, white enamel, black wire, tempera paints The landscape is transformed through the material. The folds of the fabric form a landscape of trees marked by black barbed wire, creating tension, movement, and instability. The surface, covered with layers of white, appears luminous yet restless.

mixed media

Original work – unique piece

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FILOSPINATO is a mixed-media artwork made from recycled cotton fabric, molded onto a wooden panel with a mixture of glue, plaster, and stucco. The folds of the material form a landscape of trees marked by tension, movement, and instability. The surface, coated with layers of white, appears luminous yet restless, allowing subtle traces of color to shine through—random dashes of red, green, and yellow—that evoke memory and human presence.

The trees seem suspended between escape and connection, while a line of black barbed wire runs through the composition as a symbol of division and human trace. In continuity with FILOBIANCO, the previously invisible wire becomes a tangible element, making the tension more explicit and disturbing. The work oscillates between abstraction and figuration, presenting itself as an interior landscape in which memory, fragility, and resilience coexist.