Janus 1963

Rudy Pozzatti's 1963 print "Janus" showcases the artist's signature style of layering and overlapping figures. The artwork features numerous faces, some barely discernible, that are partially obscured by layers of brown and blue tones. This complex composition evokes a sense of depth and ambiguity, reflecting the duality of the Roman god Janus, who represented beginnings and endings, past and future. Pozzatti's expressive brushstrokes and textural interplay between the figure and abstract elements contribute to the artwork's unique visual language and its compelling exploration of human identity and perception.