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| Year of creation | 2023 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 65 W × 30 H × 2 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | realism |
| Genre | still-life |
| Materials | oil, canvas |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “Colors in Glass and Fabric”
This realistic artwork, created in 2023, features a glass jar filled with marbles on a white cloth. Giorgio Pipo uses meticulous techniques to capture the transparency and shine of the glass, combining vibrant colors that highlight the contrast with the neutral background. The composition is full of detail and precision, drawing the viewer's eye to the interplay between light and color. This piece is part of a series that explores still life through realism, and is signed by the artist.
Artwork in the interior
Giorgio Pipo, Spain
Born in Alcoy (Alicante) in 1973 After completing secondary school, he developed an artistic vocation that he absorbed from a very young age in the painting studio, where his father and his older sister painted the pictures that fascinated her. He entered the Academy of Fine Arts in his city, where his studies taught him to become an artist. At the age of fourteen, he decided that his vocation would become a way to earn a living and he joined the family studio painting commissioned pictures. Soon, great sensitivity and delicacy will emerge in her brushes, leading her work to hyperrealism, which she gradually perfects, but her career is interrupted for a time by maternal demands, returning again to refresh her palette with immense strength and ethereal dreams that turn her canvases into subtle transparencies in a world of marbles and delicate crystal shapes, enveloping everything in chromatic subtleties that excite the feelings of those who contemplate them. Part of her works are distributed throughout the national territory, France, England, Italy, Dubai, Arab countries and Russia, through commercial representatives. In this year 2015 her expectations are her creation and possibilities of exhibiting her works both in Spain and through her contacts in Washington (USA), Santiago de Chile (Chile) and DF (Mexico).