SUI EXITIUM

Massimiliano Precisi's Sui Exitium is a visual cacophony that leaves no room for breath, a work that vibrates with tension and denunciation. The mixed media on wood translates into an explosion of textures and layers, where the eye never finds respite.

The central figure, a face imbued with eyes, masks, and fragments of humanity, is simultaneously the protagonist and prisoner of a fragmented and symbolic landscape. Graphic elements and illustrations intermingle with hints of collage and childlike drawings, creating a contrast that amplifies the message of hypocrisy and falsity that pervades Precisi's work.

The title, "Sui Exitium" (On the Ruin), echoes a sense of decay and impending doom, underscored by the presence of rats and symbols of urban decay. The monochrome, broken up by sporadic, vivid colors, heightens the sense of existential precariousness. Provocative and merciless, this work, "Sui Exitium," forces the viewer to confront their own shadows and the ruins of contemporary society.