Mixed media on canvas. On the back there is the signature, title, technique and date. On the plywood panel added to the back there is also an autograph dedication by the artist and his family.
Angelo Cagnone, an artist originally from the province of Savona who lives and works in Milan, develops a pictorial concept considered an interlude between the figural and the abstract.
It is not an instinctive or even emotional painting, it is a thought-out painting: around an idea, a memory, a fact that strikes him, Cagnone builds the work by inserting elements that serve to complete the painting, and which are often photos and writings.
He is considered an exponent of Conceptual Art, understood as the creation of works in which the gestation phase is more important than the planning of its execution.
It is therefore a thought-out art, reasoned rather than felt: the execution becomes a matter of pure assembly of objects that form the work.
Attached to the work is the Catalog of Cagnone's personal exhibition in 2018 at the Altarese Glass Art Museum, where the work was exhibited (page 21)