Altamont

Altamont is a musical piece filled with mystery by Aphrodite’s Child, part of an album marked by a highly liberal and unconventional spirit. It reflects the rage and desire to change everything that characterized the Hippie movement, drawing inspiration from the Apocalypse according to Saint John, with the belief that everything is changing and that we want to change it for the better—yet that is not the direction in which everything is truly heading.

Here, the pictorial style shifts toward a more personal search. In this case, the cool tones of both figure and background not only reinforce the concept, but merge them into a single, unified entity.

Details

  • Technique: Oil on canvas.
  • Dimensions: 90 x 60 cm.
  • Year: 2019
  • Availability: No
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Altamont

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Altamont is a musical piece filled with mystery by Aphrodite’s Child, part of an album marked by a highly liberal and unconventional spirit. It reflects the rage and desire to change everything that characterized the Hippie movement, drawing inspiration from the Apocalypse according to Saint John, with the belief that everything is changing and that we want to change it for the better—yet that is not the direction in which everything is truly heading.

Here, the pictorial style shifts toward a more personal search. In this case, the cool tones of both figure and background not only reinforce the concept, but merge them into a single, unified entity.

Details

  • Technique: Oil on canvas.
  • Dimensions: 90 x 60 cm.
  • Year: 2019
  • Availability: No

Gallery and details

This selection of images and fragments reveals formal aspects and technical nuances of the works, inviting closer observation. The details extend the visual experience and emphasize materiality, gesture, and pictorial construction.

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Related works

The following works establish a conceptual and formal dialogue with the main piece, addressing related concerns through different pictorial resolutions. Together, they expand the project’s discursive framework and propose a more complex and nuanced reading of the body of work.

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