A computer generated image of a face

Frammento I

Frammento I

2025

2025

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Italy

Italy

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Digital on canvas

Digital on canvas

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80x60cm

80x60cm

€1,400
€1,400

Fragment one. The human face is the subject Porro returns to when all else fails. This digitally generated portrait dissolves its subject at the edges, suggesting that identity is not a fixed form but a process — something assembled and reassembled continuously, never quite finished.

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The Dialogue of Form and Space



Every artwork is an extraction of time, captured in a deliberate balance of texture, form, and light. It exists not merely as a visual object, but as an open invitation to perceive the unseen—a bridge between the artist’s inner landscape and the quiet contemplation of the observer.
Through a meticulous layering of medium and intent, this piece challenges the boundaries of its own surface. The deliberate composition guides the eye across subtle transitions, creating a rhythm that shifts depending on the environment, the time of day, and the perspective of those who stand before it. It is a silent dialogue, preserved in its purest form, meant to anchors itself within the space it inhabits.

A computer generated image of a face
A computer generated image of a face
A computer generated image of a face
A computer generated image of a face
A computer generated image of a face

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