SaveEssence of the Earth 15
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| Year of creation | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 100 W × 70 H × 0.1 D cm |
| Type of art | photography |
| Style | modern |
| Genre | still-life |
| Type of packaging | art tube |
Description of the Artwork “Essence of the Earth 15”
In this enchanting photo, the artist transports us to a world where the sweetness and juiciness of fruits speak directly to the senses. Capturing not only the physical appearance of fruits, but also the essence and flavor they symbolize, this work celebrates healthy living and culinary diversity. Each fruit, be it the ripe pomegranate, the succulence of tropical flavors, or even the less sweet subtleties like avocado, is presented in such a lively and appetizing way that we can almost taste its freshness. This photograph transcends the visual, inviting the viewer to reflect on the diversity of nature and the richness of food cultures.
Artwork in the interior
Sergio Benetti, Brazil
Urban Poems I have been spreading poems around the city for years. Yes, I understand my art as poems, the art of photographing, capturing moments and feelings all over the city, not only in São Paulo, but throughout Brazil and even abroad. My art came to save what was lost in me. Creating a breathing space between the chaotic daily life of urban landscapes and dialoguing with the population through artistic creation are some of the main goals of my art. Between images, colors, drawings and interventions, transforming spaces, reinventing objects and providing the possibility of new thoughts to those who walk through my creations. The idea is to bring more life to the emptiness that accompanies the daily lives of many people and enable moments of affection and encounter through the possibilities of recognition and reflection provided by art. Between busy routines and races, urban art, democratic and accessible, dialogues and questions the surreal world in which it operates. I consider myself a privileged man for my creative work. Art has this role of dialoguing with the population and I believe that people like a more colorful life. An artist often paints and gives life to spaces that take on another meaning in everyday life.