Untitled 

Luigi Guardigli created this untitled painting. The dominant shades of blue evoke a sense of depth and mystery, reminiscent of the sea or the heavens, and the dark, amorphous shapes hint at hidden depths and unseen forces. Consider how blue has been perceived throughout history, shifting from a color of the barbarians to, eventually, one associated with royalty and the Virgin Mary, symbolizing purity, faith, and stability. The dark, undefined forms can be seen as echoes of the "horror vacui," the fear of empty spaces, that drives artists to fill their canvases. Looking at the evolution of abstract art, we can see how artists have grappled with expressing the intangible, using color and form to convey emotion. These visual symbols trigger something deep within us, connecting us to shared experiences and emotions that transcend time. The painting speaks to our collective unconscious, tapping into primordial fears and longings, and inviting us to contemplate the cyclical nature of history, where symbols reappear in new forms, constantly reinterpreted by the human psyche.