Selfportrait 2014

Large Acrylic Portrait Painting – Selfportrait 2014

Selfportrait 2014 is a large acrylic portrait painting created by Dario Moschetta during a particularly intense and difficult phase of his personal and artistic journey. Measuring 143×177 cm, this expressive and emotionally charged artwork reflects the raw vulnerability and power of self-examination.

The portrait blends energetic brushwork with unfinished areas, leaving visible traces of the artist’s state of mind. Rather than pursuing photographic realism, the piece aims to convey emotional truth through colour, texture, and fragmentation. Bold hues—ranging from warm oranges and reds to subtle blue undertones—form a fragmented yet coherent image of the artist himself, evoking the feeling of identity being reconstructed in real time.

This large-format canvas commands attention, both for its size and its psychological depth. It is not only a portrait, but a moment of introspection frozen in paint. The unfinished aspects of the figure reflect fragility, resistance, and the artistic instinct to preserve a transient emotional state.

Selfportrait 2014 is part of a broader body of work exploring identity, personal transformation, and vulnerability. The artwork is signed by the artist and ships rolled in a reinforced plastic tube, ensuring safe international delivery.

This large acrylic portrait painting is ideal for collectors who appreciate contemporary figurative art with emotional resonance. Whether displayed in a modern home, a professional space, or a curated art collection, this piece brings a strong human presence and layered storytelling to its environment.

Collectors interested in one-of-a-kind works that balance expressive power with personal narrative will find this painting both impactful and memorable. It stands as a bold testament to the role of art as emotional testimony, and as a mirror to the artist’s own experience.

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