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Sandro Chia’s Lonely Explorer (1991) is a lithograph that captures the artist’s signature expressive style, blending elements of neo-expressionism with classical references. The composition features a muscular male figure seated on the ground, his back turned to the viewer, hand grasping his head in a contemplative pose. The richly textured brushstrokes and vibrant color palette—dominated by earthy reds, yellows, and greens—convey a sense of emotional intensity. The figure’s worn clothing, suspenders, and scattered stones evoke themes of solitude, struggle, and introspection. Part of a limited edition of 75, this work exemplifies Chia’s fascination with the human form and the poetic, almost mythological, aura that surrounds his subjects.
Lonely Explore, 1991
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Sandro Chia’s Lonely Explorer (1991) is a lithograph that captures the artist’s signature expressive style, blending elements of neo-expressionism with classical references. The composition features a muscular male figure seated on the ground, his back turned to the viewer, hand grasping his head in a contemplative pose. The richly textured brushstrokes and vibrant color palette—dominated by earthy reds, yellows, and greens—convey a sense of emotional intensity. The figure’s worn clothing, suspenders, and scattered stones evoke themes of solitude, struggle, and introspection. Part of a limited edition of 75, this work exemplifies Chia’s fascination with the human form and the poetic, almost mythological, aura that surrounds his subjects.
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