Déjà vu by Pierantonio Tanzola: A Unique Work of Art
Discover Déjà vu by Pierantonio Tanzola, a piece capturing a blurred and mysterious image of a female figure seemingly looking towards the viewer, evoking feelings of intimacy and suspension. Exhibited at the <20 15×15/20×20 XII Edition group show at Galleria PUNTO SULL’ARTE in Varese. The artist leads us on a symbolic journey where perception and memory intertwine.
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 blurred female figure in the foreground creates an atmosphere of ambiguity and introspection. The technique and composition invite reflection on the boundary between visible and hidden, between memory and perception. The image stands as an emotional echo, suspended between reality and dream.
Conclusion
Déjà vu perfectly embodies Pierantonio Tanzola’s poetic vision: a visual thought evoking profound emotions through silent narrative. An intense work to discover in the <20 15×15/20×20 XII Edition group show at Galleria PUNTO SULL’ARTE in Varese, inviting viewers to look beyond the surface.