Acrylic gallery-wrapped 30×24
Venice has long existed in the imagination as a place of color, movement, beauty, romance, and extraordinary human creation. In My New Venice, that familiar world has changed.
Beauty remains, but certainty has disappeared.
The painting reflects a contemporary world shaped by war, political transformation, economic instability, and the growing sense that what once appeared permanent may no longer be so. Light and darkness coexist, transforming Venice into a psychological landscape—beautiful and recognizable, yet mysterious and increasingly uncertain.
My New Venice asks whether beauty can remain untouched by the world surrounding it—or whether even our most cherished places inevitably become mirrors of their time.
Acrylic gallery-wrapped 30×24
Venice has long existed in the imagination as a place of color, movement, beauty, romance, and extraordinary human creation. In My New Venice, that familiar world has changed.
Beauty remains, but certainty has disappeared.
The painting reflects a contemporary world shaped by war, political transformation, economic instability, and the growing sense that what once appeared permanent may no longer be so. Light and darkness coexist, transforming Venice into a psychological landscape—beautiful and recognizable, yet mysterious and increasingly uncertain.
My New Venice asks whether beauty can remain untouched by the world surrounding it—or whether even our most cherished places inevitably become mirrors of their time.