Soul of Untamed Nature

This artwork, titled “Soul of Untamed Nature,” evokes a reflection on the relationship between humans and wolves, highlighting a contrasting reality between popular perception and the reality of these noble canids. The wolves are painted with gestural strokes that reflect a sense of movement and vitality. Animals emerge from the canvas with a ghostly presence, their blurred contours blurring the boundaries between the wild and civilized worlds.

The background is a canvas of vivid colors, ranging from pink to purple, interrupted by white dots that represent stars, and by a large moon radiating light. The use of color symbolizes the fall of night or the dawn of a new day, times when wolves are most active.

The canvas is a tribute to misunderstood and often demonized animals; the image of a howling wolf symbolizes their demand to be heard and respected, not persecuted.

This painting is a call for peaceful coexistence and mutual respect, reminding us that cohabitation with nature requires understanding and compassion. With “Soul of Untamed Nature,” I capture the essence of these wild beings and their unfair stigmatization, offering a visual representation of their indomitable spirit and their struggle to survive in a world that often does not accept them.

This work is exhibited at Capriccio Art Hotel in Serravalle Scrivia, AL.