Maschere in festa

“Maschere in festa” by Massimiliano Precisi is a monumental work that explores the complexity of human identity and its relationship with hypocrisy. The imposing 220x260 cm canvas is a true visual carnival, populated by a multitude of faces and deformed figures, each of which seems to wear a different mask. The work, created with mixed media, is characterized by a wild and instinctive use of color, with red, flesh and black hues that convey tension and discomfort.

The characters, often with multiple eyes or distorted features, recall a fragmented and ambiguous humanity, devoid of authenticity. The composition appears deliberately chaotic, almost claustrophobic, in an incessant overlapping of forms that suggests the complexity of human relationships. Precisi creates a work that is both a celebration and a critique of the theater of life, inviting the viewer to reflect on the masks we wear every day. Provocative, disturbing, irresistible.