Vestigia, 2025

Archival pigments on cotton paper mounted on aluminum, hand-finished wooden floater frame.
50 × 50 cm (19 ⅝ × 19 ⅝ in); 53 × 53 cm (20 ⅞ × 20 ⅞ in) framed
Edition of 5

The artwork stems from a stratification of signs and compositional planes, elaborated by the artist through digital painting. It is realized on Hahnemühle Museum Etching paper and mounted on Dibond according to museum standards, ensuring high stability and conservation over time.

Signed and numbered on the reverse. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity on watermarked paper with unique holograms.

Vestigia, framed contemporary artwork by Lorenzo Gramaccia

Arches and shadows resurface from the skin.

Vision of Vestigia: the soft silhouette of the body stands out against a dark sky, while the arches of ancient Roman architecture surface along the curve of the skin Vision of Vestigia: the soft silhouette of the body stands out against a dark sky, while the arches of ancient Roman architecture surface along the curve of the skin

The weight of history leaves a trace.

  • Detail of the artwork Vestigia: the soft line of a human body in digital painting standing out against a night sky, revealing warm orange hues
  • Detail of the artwork Vestigia: the architecture of the Colosseum is grafted onto the surface of a body, merging the texture of stone with human anatomy
  • Abstract section of Vestigia: the rhythmic sequence of Roman arches imprinted on the skin, rendered through a dense digital painting texture in ochre and red tones

Time sediments on the body: architecture and ruin.

Close-up detail of the artwork Vestigia: the texture of the digital painting enhances the visual fusion between the warm shadows of the anatomy and the stone arches of the Colosseum Close-up detail of the artwork Vestigia: the texture of the digital painting enhances the visual fusion between the warm shadows of the anatomy and the stone arches of the Colosseum