L'anima e la realta 1970

Galliano Mazzon created ‘L’anima e la realta’ which translates to ‘The Soul and Reality,’ using an abstract visual language which emerged in the early 20th century, a period marked by rapid social and political change. Mazzon’s abstraction invites a focus on the interplay between inner experience and external perception. The geometric forms and symbolic colors suggest a quest for balance between the spiritual and the material. How can we reconcile our internal lives with the reality we experience? The soulful exploration of identity and truth, mirrors broader cultural dialogues about the self and society. Artists like Mazzon didn’t just reflect their historical moment, they actively shaped new ways of seeing and understanding it. The artwork calls for us to embrace the complexities of existence. It's an attempt to capture both the serenity and the dynamism of the human spirit.