The Flageolet is an original artwork realized by Valerio Adami during the 1990s. Serigraph. Hand-signed ''Adami'' and numbered on the lower margin. Edition 97 of 150 prints. Dimensions: cm 70 x 90. In very good conditions. The serigraph shows a flageolet in front of a yellow seaside, in the iconographic and comics style of the artist. Valerio Adami (Bologna, 1935-), an artist internationally recognized for his seductively rich and psychologically complex paintings. He started from an expressionist painting influenced by the work of Francis Bacon and then he approached to the abstract visual idioms of Pop Art with its cartoonish imagery, flatness, and eye-popping colors. His artistic life was deeply marked by the metting with the painters Roberto Sebastián Antonio Matta and Wilfredo Lam, who inspired and encouraged him to develop his talents. Adami’s works are layered with meanings: he uses potent imagery to symbolize specific themes, painting a lake to represent the subconscious or a woman in a boat to refer to the passage of life. Erotic motifs have been a constant theme in his fertile production: women and loving couples in their most intimate moments, captured in mythically saturated shades, in evocative deep reds and a myriad shades of blue. His works are exhibited in the most important museums all over the world: London, New York, Venice, Chicago, Rome, Washington, Paris, Tokyo). Valerio Adami (Bologna, 1935-) is an artist internationally recognized for his seductively rich and psychologically complex paintings. He started from an expressionist painting influenced by the work of Francis Bacon and then he approached to the abstract visual idioms of Pop Art with its cartoonish imagery, flatness, and eye-popping colors. His artistic life was deeply marked by the metting with the painters Roberto Sebastián Antonio Matta and Wilfredo Lam, who inspired and encouraged him to develop his talents. Adami’s works are layered with meanings: he uses potent imagery to symbolize specific themes, painting a lake to represent the subconscious or a woman in a boat to refer to the passage of life. Erotic motifs have been a constant theme in his fertile production: women and loving couples in their most intimate moments, captured in mythically saturated shades, in evocative deep reds and a myriad shades of blue. His works are exhibited in the most important museums all over the world: London, New York, Venice, Chicago, Rome, Washington, Paris, Tokyo).
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