Bergamo - Pigeons

Pigeons, that's the title of the painting we see. This painting presents us with five birds in an almost symmetrical arrangement, four arranged at the corners of the canvas and one in the center. Although the painting is called Pigeons, the bird we see in the center stands out in color from its neighbors, resplendent in white. As is often told in the story of the duckling becoming a swan, here it seems to transition from an overlooked pigeon to a dove. The painter thus harnesses the power of color and the connotations we give it to create a narrative we can define thanks to our imagination.

The painting before us strikes us first and foremost with its almost distressing color palette. The painter favors dark, intense hues, only lightened by splashes of color in a few areas. Although the painting is titled Pigeons, at its center is a bird that stands out in stark whiteness compared to the rest of the canvas, forming the true fulcrum of the painting around which the entire composition revolves.

The painting is signed Bergamo. The painter is part of a 20th-century movement that uses bold, dense, and textured colors, applied with rapid brushstrokes to create an expressive and dramatic whole, almost verging on informalism.

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