Angelica – Digital painting – Abstract art

“Angelica,” an abstract digital painting, distinguishes itself through its difference from the artist’s usual works. As already observed in “Mutism,” it deviates from pure abstraction to explore a more figurative aspect. The intention of the work is to give shape to the concept of mutism. This condition encompasses a spectrum of meanings, all personal. It can encompass the unspoken, secrets, and even constraints on freedom of expression in a context where eloquence seems compromised. Through this choice of representation, the artist encourages us to contemplate the complexity of mutism. Thus, reflecting on its various interpretations and its ubiquitous presence in our lives, whether voluntary or enforced silence. Mutism can be both a means of protection and a burden. In “Angelica,” the artist creates a space where mutism finds a visual form. Figurative elements interact with abstraction, generating tension between the two. This duality reinforces the idea that mutism is not simply the absence of words but a profound and multifaceted experience. “Angelica” reminds us that silence can sometimes convey much more than words, and that behind every person lies a complex story. This work encourages compassion and understanding towards those who bear the weight of mutism, whatever it may mean to them. Ultimately, “Angelica” offers us an artistic reflection on a profoundly human subject, reminding us that the nuances of our existence are often better understood through the prism of art.