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Già Collezione Livio Collina Bologna. // Sandro Chia's Disegno di Donna (1974) presents a hauntingly minimalist composition that captures a delicate and ethereal figure enveloped in a soft green aura. Rendered in oil on canvas, this painting centers on a faint, almost ghostly outline of a reclining female form. The figure’s pale contours are gently suspended within a diffused green cloud, creating a sense of introspection and otherworldliness. This 100 cm square artwork invites contemplation on themes of presence and absence, as Chia blurs the line between form and void, hinting at an emotional depth within the simplicity of his palette and brushwork. The painting, part of the Già Collezione Livio Collina in Bologna, exemplifies Chia’s ability to evoke complex emotions through minimalist techniques.
Disegno di Donna, 1974
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Già Collezione Livio Collina Bologna. // Sandro Chia's Disegno di Donna (1974) presents a hauntingly minimalist composition that captures a delicate and ethereal figure enveloped in a soft green aura. Rendered in oil on canvas, this painting centers on a faint, almost ghostly outline of a reclining female form. The figure’s pale contours are gently suspended within a diffused green cloud, creating a sense of introspection and otherworldliness. This 100 cm square artwork invites contemplation on themes of presence and absence, as Chia blurs the line between form and void, hinting at an emotional depth within the simplicity of his palette and brushwork. The painting, part of the Già Collezione Livio Collina in Bologna, exemplifies Chia’s ability to evoke complex emotions through minimalist techniques.
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