Dancers

Andrea De Luca's figurative production revolves around a highly expressive painting style, in which the human figure, the landscape and memory become tools for telling an intimate and contemporary story. His works feature figures, faces, women and men caught in everyday life, embracing and urban or natural landscapes. However, the representation is not simply a mere rendering of reality: the forms are often synthesized, deformed or immersed in an intense pictorial material, transforming the subject into a kind of emotional reflection. A distinctive element is the relationship between order and disorder. De Luca's painting seems to build a balance through a free material and an expressive mark: colors, overlaps and brushstrokes contribute to creating images in which the recognizability of the figure coexists with a progressive dissolution of form.