“Tralcio di susino legato” by Gianluca Corona – Available at Punto sull’Arte Gallery in Varese
Discover Tralcio di susino legato by Gianluca Corona, a visually striking piece on display at the <20 15×15/20×20 XII Edition group exhibition at Galleria PUNTO SULL’ARTE in Varese. In this 2025 edition, Corona presents a sculpture that celebrates the beauty of nature in all its strength and fragility, exploring the deep connection between form and matter, between the human and the natural world.
The artist: Gianluca Corona
Gianluca Corona is a leading figure in contemporary Italian figurative art, known for his reinterpretation of classical genres such as still life and portraiture. His works stand out for their monumental and sensual interpretation of forms, using traditional techniques enriched with emotional and contemporary energy. His art invites reflection on the intrinsic beauty and transformation of matter.
Description
Tralcio di susino legato depicts, with striking hyperrealistic precision, a cluster of plums suspended and bound with a string descending from above. The image, both intense and quietly evocative, invites contemplation of the delicate, understated beauty of nature, rendered with a painterly technique that borders on the three-dimensional. The work reflects Gianluca Corona’s artistic vision—an exponent of contemporary Italian figuration—who, through a modern reinterpretation of still life and the use of traditional techniques, explores the timeless relevance of classical genres. The piece is part of the group exhibition <20 15×15/20×20 2025, showcasing small-format works rich in meaning, created by contemporary artists.
Conclusion
Tralcio di susino legato is an artwork that speaks of transformation and deep connection with nature. If you’re looking for a piece that combines the strength of tradition with the sensitivity of contemporary sculpture, this creation by Gianluca Corona is the inspiration you’ve been seeking. Visit the <20 15×15/20×20 XII Edition exhibition at Galleria PUNTO SULL’ARTE in Varese and discover art that transforms matter into emotion.