Etruscan - Still Life

The artist Fernando Baldi deliberately adopted the pseudonym "Etrusco" with the intention of reviving an ancient painting technique that had been widely used by that civilization, especially in tomb decoration. We're talking about encaustic, which involved mixing various pigments with wax. Etrusco revived this technique, using it on panels prepared with cellulose and vinyl. This allowed him to create his still lifes, in which he used the encaustic technique to achieve a perfect fusion between objects, endowed with material consistency, and densely atmospheric space.

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