Paesaggio interiore, apertura del diaframma 1921

"Paesaggio interiore, apertura del diaframma" (1921) by Julius Evola is an abstract oil painting that exemplifies the artist's fascination with the inner world. Evola, a prominent Italian philosopher and writer, explored themes of spirituality, tradition, and the metaphysical in his art. The canvas is filled with bold, biomorphic forms, geometric elements, and vibrant colors. Notably, the painting features a large, dark, bird-like figure that dominates the bottom right corner, hinting at a sense of mystery and symbolism. Evola’s work often explored the interplay of light and dark, representing the duality of human experience. The juxtaposition of these elements within "Paesaggio interiore, apertura del diaframma" allows for an interpretation of the artist’s own internal landscape.