Luca Brandi

YouâEll never be mine 7, Painting, Acrylic on Paper

2022

Acrylic on Fabriano paper 640gsm, to be hang with a support or framed :: Painting :: Abstract :: This piece comes with an official certificate of authenticity signed by the artist ::...

Acrylic on Arches Paper 640gsm, to be hang with a support or framed :: Painting :: Abstract :: This piece comes with an official certificate of authenticity signed by the artist :: ...

"Life is just a way through You" (2024) is an abstract geometric painting that layers vibrant colors into a rhythmic, almost architectural composition. Shades of red, pink, yellow, purple, green, grey, orange, brown, blue, and black intersect and overlap, creating both harmony and tension. The vertical and horizontal lines suggest pathways and barriers, echoing the journey of life as something navigated through others, through love, loss, and human connection. Exhibited at the Barbican Art Society’s Annual Exhibition in London (2024), this painting reflects the artist’s confessional style — deeply personal yet open to universal interpretation. The transparency of acrylic layers reveals vulnerability, while the bold colors assert resilience. Direct from the artist’s studio, it stands as a testament to honesty, desire, and the constant search for meaning in relationships and identity. Title: "Life is just a way through You" Medium: Acrylic on paper Dimensions: 41 x 31 cm (A3) Year: 2024 Condition: New Exhibition history: Annual Exhibition, Barbican Art Society, London, July 2024 Provenance: Direct from the artist, Aurelian Razvan Dinu

"You Never Told Me You Love Me" (2024) is an abstract geometric painting where muted tones of black, light grey, and dusty pink become a visual metaphor for absence and longing. The work speaks of unspoken words and the silences that often define relationships as much as declarations do. Through the quiet geometry of form and the delicate tension of color, the painting captures the fragility of love, the ache of loss, and the insecurities that linger when affection remains unexpressed. Exhibited in Paris at the Romanian Cultural Institute (Brancusi Inspire, 2024), this piece connects deeply personal emotion with a broader international dialogue on abstraction and vulnerability. Direct from the artist’s studio, it stands as both a private confession and a universal meditation on silence and desire. Title: "You Never Told Me You Love Me" Medium: Oil on paper Dimensions: 41 x 31 cm (A3) Year: 2024 Condition: New Exhibition history: Brancusi Inspire, Macadam Gallerie – Romanian Cultural Institute, Paris, June–September 2024 Provenance: Direct from the artist, Aurelian Razvan Dinu