La Nobiltà Dei Cavalli by Bruno Cassinari

La Nobiltà Dei Cavalli 1967

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Copyright: Bruno Cassinari,Fair Use

Bruno Cassinari made this piece, "La Nobiltà Dei Cavalli," with an open, process-led approach. I can see how the painting's layers reveal a dance between intention and chance. The colours are washed out reds and greens, they build a ground for the frantic linear energy of the horses and hands. You can almost feel the physicality of Cassinari’s engagement with the medium. Look closely and you can see the textures, the way the pigment settles into the weave of the canvas. The black outlines give solidity to what is an otherwise fleeting depiction of a horse in motion, and the odd disembodied hands. It reminds me a bit of Franz Marc's animal paintings, both share a way of seeing that embraces the subjective and the emotional. We can see art as a dialogue across time, a conversation between artists riffing on ideas, each adding their own experiences and perspectives. Ultimately, art is about possibilities, about embracing the multitude of meanings that a single work can hold.

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