Materials: Canvas
Dimensions: 35 x 40 cm
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From the “Vertigo” series.
Triptych inspired by Vertigine. La tentazione dell’identità by Andrea Cavalletti
Vertigo is a painterly reflection on the restless movement of identity and on the tension
between the desire to define oneself and the impossibility of being fixed into a definitive form.
The three panels create a visual journey that guides the viewer through a gradual
immersion into the vortex of being: from the search for direction, to the attraction of a center,
and finally to the dissolution of all stable boundaries.
The evanescent currents evoke an ever-changing interior landscape, where identity appears
not as a completed reality but as an ongoing process of becoming. In dialogue with Andrea Cavalletti’s thought,
vertigo becomes an experience of the threshold: a force that both attracts and destabilizes,
questioning every attempt to arrest the flow of life within a permanent definition.
In the Dissolution of the Name brings the vortex to its greatest intensity. Forms expand and dissolve
simultaneously, creating a dynamic that no longer allows for a privileged point of
observation.
What once seemed capable of being named and held is returned to the flow. Identity loses
its rigid boundaries and opens itself to continuous transformation. Vertigo is no longer
experienced as a threat, but as an inevitable condition of existence.
In this final stage, the name, the center, and the form cease to be definitive destinations and
become temporary passages within a larger movement.
Dissolution of the Name represents the acceptance of becoming: the understanding that the
center of identity isn’t a fixed place, but movement itself.