A. Giordano - Fall of the Myth

The painting appears to us as a composition inscribed within a black circle. This type of composition takes inspiration from 1960s minimalist art. Minimalist art originated in the 1960s in the USA. This movement has influenced numerous art forms, and its main characteristics include the use of simple geometric shapes such as cubes, rectangles, and lines, reducing the color palette and materials used, creating a coherent and rigorous pictorial space. The painter's distinctive trait in this case is that, although inspired by minimalist aesthetics, where geometric forms seem predominant, he doesn't forgo figurative elements. Indeed, if you look closely at the canvas, you'll see a series of shapes creating a juxtaposition of different configurations, which at a certain point cuts across the canvas to reveal a blue sky. The figure at the center of this composition is interesting, creating a sense of alienation. The color is pure and evenly distributed within the figure. We know little about the artistic career of the artist A. Giordano, but we can understand from his works how geometry and composition are the expressive means with which he manages to narrate and express his artistic ideas.

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