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Digital Graphics, Sacred / Mythological, Political / Social, Fantasy / Visionary, Processing graphics, 140x200x003cm
Frottage digital giclée print on photo paper applied on dibond.
In a remote corner of Sicily tormented the twenty-first century, the "Dead Christ" by Andrea Mantegna, painted in about 1475-78, began his final journey to a mysterious destination, while the bronze sculpture by Umberto Boccioni, "Unique Forms of continuity in Space ", 1913, through, regardless, the path of Jesus.
In a remote corner of Sicily tormented the twenty-first century, the "Dead Christ" by Andrea Mantegna, painted in about 1475-78, began his final journey to a mysterious destination, while the bronze sculpture by Umberto Boccioni, "Unique Forms of continuity in Space ", 1913, through, regardless, the path of Jesus.
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