Déjà vu by Pierantonio Tanzola: A Unique Work of Art
Discover Déjà vu by Pierantonio Tanzola, a work portraying a thoughtful woman in the foreground, with her hand resting on her face and a fleeting gaze, evoking introspection and mystery. Exhibited in the group show <20 15×15/20×20 XII Edition at the PUNTO SULL’ARTE Gallery in Varese. The artist invites viewers to explore the nuances of the human soul through symbols and visual silences.
The artist: Pierantonio Tanzola
A self-taught artist with a background in philosophy and architecture, Tanzola is a multidisciplinary creator working across painting, photography, and video. His work—deeply content-driven—is inspired by Byzantine art, Paolo Uccello, and filmmakers such as Pasolini. Each piece is born of intellectual reflection and nourished by literature, cinema, and memory. He lives and works in Padua.
Description
In Déjà vu, the female figure dominates the scene with a reflective and almost absent expression, while a bottle is faintly visible in the background, adding another narrative layer. The mixed media technique lends depth and a suspended atmosphere, typical of Tanzola’s poetic style.
Conclusion
Déjà vu represents Tanzola’s ongoing exploration of intimate stories through evocative images and poetic silences. A work to discover in the group show <20 15×15/20×20 XII Edition at the PUNTO SULL’ARTE Gallery in Varese, for those who love to immerse themselves in the subtleties of contemporary art.