Big Nose
by Alessandro Della Pietra
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Title
Big Nose
Artist
Alessandro Della Pietra
Medium
Digital Art
Description
This is a tipical fountain of Rome, called "Nasone" that means "big nose", some of them are there from late 1800 and I think nobody could tell better than them the passing of time as their water always flows... I had this picture in my mind while walking through busy ways in the city and seeing how a few decades changed so many things, and people too....
The wall behind represents a sort of timeline, from left to right... Nasone's not so happy about what seeing now...
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June 10th, 2012
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Comments (42)
Rainbow Artist Orlando L
Wonderful idea and concept for this fantastic creation!! i love the timeline presentation very much!! so much to see and to explore here!! very well done!! L/F
Elizabeth Winter
I loved reading about how you created this artwork! Its one of those pieces I could look at several times and notice something new each time! Nice work Alessandro! f/v
Genevieve Esson
Your work is always so thoughtful and imaginative Al! The facial expression is so catching. Love it! v/f
Danielle R T Haney
Oh my~ he has an Extremely Lovable Face~ he looks to be in need of a Hug... there are happy, wonderful things surrounding him... along with the sad and dirty... looks like the right side has gotten to him... but there is a hopeful breeze coming from the left, which may bring him joy again.... ? SUPER Brilliant Art again Ale!!
Alessandro Della Pietra replied:
thank you so much for your wonderful words :) this imagine came to my mind looking around me, and seeing many things changing in time. This kind of fountain are in Rome from the end of 1800, and I thought... who better than them could tell the story of what happened around during so many years? :)
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