What you see during the day 1959

"What you see during the day" is an abstract painting created in 1959 by Italian artist Gustavo Foppiani. The artwork is characterized by a vibrant palette of colors, with a focus on geometric shapes. Foppiani utilizes simple forms, such as triangles, circles, and rectangles, to create a sense of depth and movement in the composition. The background is a textured surface with a layered and textured surface that evokes a sense of landscape. The prominent red circle evokes a symbolic sun and the triangular shapes scattered throughout the canvas represent mountains, alluding to a stylized landscape. The artist’s skillful use of color and form creates a dynamic and thought-provoking visual experience that is both beautiful and intriguing.