Vittorio Mazzucconi's paintings,
with the Artist's comments
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| 1987-1989 Vittorio Mazzucconi's paintings, with the Artist's comments |
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Anguish 1987.08 140 x 122, oil on pasteboard |
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Sleeping Self 1988 100 x 80, oil and guilding on canvas |
Even in this case, the head is horizontal. |
| Annunciation 1988.05 120 x 140, oil on canvas |
These two juxtaposed, though separate, paintings suggest the theme of the Annunciation in which, equally, two separate worlds – the |
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divine and the human – are both juxtaposed
and united. These two worlds are separate, but they are neither opposed
nor irredeemably different because one world mirrors the other. When we
look in our inner mirror, the Messenger of God appears; our human hands
almost touch those of the Angel in a gesture of prayer and of search. At
the supreme moment, when contact is actually made, divine energy passes
from one hand to the other and the miracle of life occurs. See
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