Polignano a Mare

Polignano a Mare is the largest piece in the Time Frames exhibition, capturing a dreamlike view of the Italian city that appears frequently in the artist’s dreams, despite never having visited. This grand painting reflects a deep-seated desire to achieve personal goals and the aspiration to one day experience the beauty of Polignano a Mare firsthand.

The abstract elements of the painting evoke the uncertainty of the future and the fluid, ever-changing nature of dreams and ambitions. The turbulent waves of the sea are represented through dynamic, abstract forms, symbolizing the unpredictable path toward achieving one’s dreams. Despite this abstract backdrop, the clearly defined windows of the city emerge through the composition, offering glimpses of structure and certainty amid the surrounding chaos.

These windows not only represent a tangible goal but also provide direction and focus to the otherwise confusing landscape. They serve as anchors in the painting, reflecting the artist's clear vision of certain aspirations and their hope to make them a reality. Polignano a Mare embodies the tension between the clarity of our ambitions and the uncertainty of the journey to reach them, celebrating the balance between dreams and the pursuit of their realization.