Renato Criscuolo, The Two Friends, 2009, Oil on Canvas

Description

Renato Criscuolo, a Neapolitan artist and undoubted master of contemporary art, brings forth a mesmerizing piece titled "Le due Amiche." … more Renato Criscuolo, a Neapolitan artist and undoubted master of contemporary art, brings forth a mesmerizing piece titled "Le due Amiche." This painting, measuring 110x90 cm and set in a hand-lacquered wood frame (136x116 cm), is a testament to Criscuolo's mastery of color and emotion.

Criscuolo’s work is a symphony of ideas, sensations, and emotions, manipulating both color and viewer's feelings through a polyhedric interplay of senses. His technique transcends visual perception, reaching into less tangible yet profoundly engaging and absorbing sensorial realms. Standing before a Criscuolo painting, one's observation expands to encompass flavors, music, silence, odors, and soul-stirring bewilderments. The artwork evokes joy, uncontrollable or nostalgic flashes, revealing the painter's supreme intimacy and visceral mastery of the canvas.

"The two friends" or "Le due Amiche," captures an intimate moment between two female figures, showcasing Criscuolo's exceptional ability to convey deep emotional connections and nuanced expressions. This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution less