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Here you can see some pictures of trompe-l'oeil that I
realized on canvas, I put them then on the wall. It is
in fact possible to produce this kind of decorations
both directly on the wall and on a movable support (like
canvas or panels). The aim of this decoration is to
create spaces and elements which do not exist in the
reality but they permit to have a grand final result.
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This trompe-l’oeil has been realized on the wall. This
is a monochromatic work in order to exalt the pictorial
effect. I tried to give value to the landscape through
the use of the decorative elements (false draping,
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These examples of trompe-l'oeil give the illusion of a
niche in the wall. These works have been realized on
canvas and they have been put on the wall. In this way
the painting can be remove whenever needed, and there
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Here on the left, you can see a panel that
creates the illusion of some sections of wood,
placed beside a fireplace.
The panel established gives the impression of a
good reserve Wood, well sorted, enabling you to
use the sub as a deposit, without ruining the
aesthetics of the environment.
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Here you can see some trompe-l'oeil which give the
impression of open spaces. The landscapes are especially
studied following the need of the customers. The subject
we can realize are various, from marble columns to
animals and inside scenes.
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Particular landscape depicting a building
inspired by the Villa Barbara in Maser.
This series of works were made on canvas and
then glued on the wall, thus having the
advantage of being able to be removed at any
time without any danger of ruining the work.
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