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Black scream
Artist:
Paolo Troilo
Characteristics of the original artwork:
- Technique:
- Acrylic paint
- Support:
- Canvas
- Year:
- 2011
- Dimensions (W x H) cm:
- 120 x 150
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Paolo Troilo 's pictorial palette is bi-chromatic, based on the use of two colors, alternating between them: ivory and payne gray.
This is a rigorous choice that eliminates mid-tones allowing him the possibility to give strength and vigor to his self-portraits.
Troilo dips his fingertips directly into jars of acrylic, black and ivory and spreads the color, definitively abandoning the "tools of art".
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Data sheet
- Technique
- Acrylic paint
- Support
- Canvas
- Year
- 2011
- Dimensions (W x H) cm
- 120 x 150
Specific References
Paolo Troilo
Paolo Troilo , a world-renowned contemporary artist, embarked on his artistic career from 1997 to 2009 working as an advertising creative at Saatchi & Saatchi, and as creative director of Arnold Worldwide.
He has won the most prestigious international awards in the sector, and in 2007 he was awarded as the best Italian creative with Alessandro Sabini. His artistic activity sees him as a protagonist both in Italy and abroad, especially in America.
Paolo Troilo 's pictorial palette is bi-chromatic, based on the use of two colors, alternating between them: ivory and payne gray.
This is a rigorous choice that eliminates mid-tones allowing him the possibility to give strength and vigor to his self-portraits.