Kero's La Tigre presents an arresting portrayal of the tiger, blending realism with symbolic abstraction. The tiger's majestic form, characterized by vibrant orange hues and exaggerated, bold black stripes, evokes both power and grace. Kero introduces a striking stylization on the animal’s face and body, distorting naturalistic features in favor of ornamental symmetry, which suggests an underlying commentary on the animal’s mythic or spiritual significance.The composition positions the tiger within a stark, rocky landscape, yet the simplicity of the background serves to accentuate the figure, imbuing it with a sense of isolation and mystery. The muted, shadowed environment contrasts sharply with the intensity of the tiger’s form, allowing the viewer to focus on its penetrating gaze and muscular structure. Through the tension between naturalism and stylization, La Tigre invites reflection on the tiger’s dual role as both a predator and a revered, almost totemic figure in the collective imagination.

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Olio su tela / Oil on canvas
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Canvas: 200 x 180 cm
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‍‍1992
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