Clouds over Sea in Moonlight by Carlo Labruzzi

Clouds over Sea in Moonlight 

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Dimensions: support: 332 x 515 mm

Copyright: CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 DEED, Photo: Tate

Editor: This watercolor, "Clouds over Sea in Moonlight" by Carlo Labruzzi, captures a really subdued, almost melancholic scene. What symbols or meanings do you find embedded within this watery vista? Curator: Consider how moonlight, traditionally associated with intuition and the subconscious, reflects on the sea, a symbol of the vast unknown. The clouds might represent transient thoughts or emotions obscuring clarity. Are we looking at a reflection of inner turmoil here? Editor: So, you're saying the artist is using these natural elements to represent internal states? Curator: Precisely. The boats, barely visible, might signify the self navigating through these emotional waters. How does the overall tonality reinforce this feeling for you? Editor: It definitely adds to that sense of mystery and introspection. It's more than just a landscape; it's a state of mind. Curator: Exactly! And recognizing these layers allows us to connect with the artwork on a much deeper, more personal level.

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