Look how beautiful you are

€1.260,00

“Look how beautiful you are” by Massimiliano Precisi is a punch in the stomach disguised as a compliment. The seemingly flattering title, written in childish characters on a sugar pink background, is a visual trap that contrasts with the central face: a grotesque figure, an explosive mix of colors, layers and deformities. The gnashed teeth, the solitary eye that emerges like a beacon and the pictorial chaos around speak of vulnerability and social criticism.

The pink of the background does not soothe the visual impact, but amplifies the irony: beauty is no longer an ideal, but a distorted illusion. Precisi uses acrylics with a fierce, almost angry gesture, which makes each brush stroke emerge as a provocation. The work is a distorting mirror that asks us: “Who is beautiful? And who decides what is beautiful?”

A cheeky satire on modern vanity and hypocrisy, in full Precisi style: irreverent, irresistible and brutal.

Product Description

Acrylic on canvas

Size & Weight

Size:

80 x 100 cm.
31.4 x 6.9 in.

Weight:

2.2 kg
4.8 Lb.

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Look how beautiful you are

Massimiliano Precisi

Art as revelation: rawness, truth, impact

Massimiliano Precisi, master of pictorial irreverence , is an Italian artist who has conquered not only national stages, but also prestigious international galleries, from the United Kingdom to the United Arab Emirates , up to Switzerland .

His work, ferocious and merciless , is a hymn to human hypocrisy , not to celebrate it but to unmask it, stripping it away with crude brushstrokes and sharp symbolism.

A visual language between masks and disintegrations

His universe is populated by masks , multifaceted faces and anatomical fragments , which tell stories of falsehood, illusions and moral breakdowns .
Precise, an alchemist of materials , he expertly mixes acrylics, oils, pencils and collages on all types of supports – from canvas to wood – transforming them into real emotional and social battlefields .