Mixed media on canvas. Signed lower right. On the back is a certificate of participation in the 15th Conero Riviera Exhibition of 1969.
From the Campari company collection, registered in the archive with title and date.
Rinaldini, starting with figurative art, later developed his own style marked by informal expressionism, in which the material is fragmented to create a tangle of filaments that are then blended by the balance of tonal relationships and the refinement of the colors, especially the pinks, blues, and majolica whites.
Within this network of colors, the objects seem suspended in a soft, dreamlike atmosphere, while the light, insinuating itself between the interstices, composes tenuous fragments of a surreal reality.
Within this network of colors, the objects seem suspended in a soft, dreamlike atmosphere, while the light, insinuating itself between the interstices, composes tenuous fragments of a surreal reality.
Among his recurring subjects are diaphanous and fragile little girls with sweet, delicate, caressing gazes, yet also elusive, impenetrable, and enigmatic.
The work is presented in a frame.
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