Alessandro Siviglia plays with the World of Artists

At first glance, it strikes the eye for its lively and intense colors.

It is a reflection of Picasso’s cubism, its Catalan colors, and the choice of abstract details.

(magicians, musicians) like Picasso playes at portraying circus artists: jugglers, acrobats, equilibrists, clowns.

A large canvas, painted with acrylic, transports us with colors to a night, in a crescendo of emotions: the title “Notte fuitina“, takes up the bright blue tint of a painting by Chagall, while the red mouths of the two lovers guides to the burning and vital theme of love. The hands that seek each other, she seems to run and dance to the crazy music of love, finally free from the imposed rules, while he, sitting to admire the magic, anticipates the moment when their souls already spiritually united, will reach each other.

The whole picture captures on that very moment.

Another large canvas, another technique: acrylic: “Simplicity”, a painting that looks like an invitation, reproducing a familiar scene, a man and a woman in absolute contrast, black and white, giving a look of majestic strength. She touches a sword between her fingers, a steaming coffee is about to be drunk, his hand caresses her face, the red call of Love which drives the world, which pierces the heart but never makes us stop feeling passion.

How can we not think of the paintings of Siviglia, as intense works of the heart, to give to those who already represent a work of art in our life?

A work of art given away becomes a promise of eternal love, to be which renewed every time our eyes are reflected in that divine image. From the abstract fantasy of Siviglia, He creates some great little ideas to give to one you: not jewels, but, miniatures painted with mixed media, which represent dreamed and longed for scenes between two lovers: “Symphony of love” the game of glances, the escape on horseback in the “Sweet Night”, under a great moon that sings out promises of passion. Here is a suggestion just for us: instead of a box of chocolates, sweet but short-lived, for Valentine’s Day we will give ourselves Eternal Art.

(Doctor Capri)