In his work "Clown," Raffaele Ciotola bridges the gap between emotional surrealism and his innovative "Finger Art Ciotola" movement. Here, the artist’s finger is not just a tool, but the very soul of the painting. This unique approach creates an intimate connection where the manual gesture becomes a symbol of pure, personal expression. The stylized face of the clown emerges from a single white finger, acting as a direct channel for the artist’s vision. This iconic figure, a timeless symbol of both joy and sadness, is reimagined through an emotional lens. The subtle smile and the classic red nose become a reflection of the human soul’s duality, exploring the masks we wear and the identities we project to the world.
“CLOWN”
