AB#349 Dittico Rose e Cemento II

AB#349 Dittico Rose e Cemento II is an abstract mixed media diptych on raw canvas, measuring 60 × 80 × 2 cm(2026). The work is defined by horizontal grey striations crossed by a continuous red oil brushstroke that overlaps both panels, visually binding the two surfaces into a single, flowing gesture.

Painted in Tuscany near the coastline, the composition draws inspiration from industrial port areas where concrete structures interrupt the natural landscape. At sunset, these rigid forms are softened by light, as grey tones shift toward bronze and gold. The red brushstroke, extending across the diptych, echoes the moment when the sun lowers and reflects sharply against cemented surfaces, creating vibrant, almost restless flashes of color.

This overlapping gesture introduces movement and continuity, suggesting that moments of tension, artificiality, or stillness are not fixed but transitional. The work reflects the idea that even within constructed environments and difficult intervals, time carries the potential for change allowing one day to dissolve naturally into the next without imposing dominance, but through gradual transformation.