Monaluna

Description

TITLE: “Monaluna”

Modern painting, female portrait, 39.37 x 31.5 inches (100×80 cm), acrylic on canvas, Alessandro Siviglia 2025

Monaluna is a work with an abstract background and a portrait of a woman at its center, characterized by vivid colors and bold lines that recall the style of Pablo Picasso. The central figure represents a queen, a regal character, wearing a crown and a multicolored dress. She holds a flower in one hand and a sword in the other—symbols of beauty and power. The work is titled Monaluna, a small homage to Leonardo da Vinci.

This painting, with its abstract and symbolic style, can appeal to different audiences:

• Art collectors: Enthusiasts of modern and contemporary art, seeking unique pieces to enrich their collections.
• Picasso and Cubism lovers: Since the work recalls Picasso’s style, it may fascinate those who appreciate his art and that of other cubist artists.
• Interior designers and decorators: The painting can serve as a striking decorative element in modern and sophisticated settings.
• Galleries and museums: If the artist is recognized, a gallery may be interested in exhibiting or selling it.
• Symbolic art enthusiasts: People intrigued by multiple interpretations and hidden meanings in artworks.

The background is enriched with abstract shapes and decorative motifs, including an eye in the upper left corner and flowers in the lower right. The entire composition conveys energy and dynamism, with strong contrasts and symbolic elements. It is a work that invites reflection and free interpretation. The painting was created in a single burst, with a spontaneous and decisive stroke inspired by graffiti and street art—elements that have always been present in Siviglia’s works on the walls of the cities where he has lived.

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