Tacciano le armi
This work, entitled "Let the Arms Be Silent," represents my outlet for what we all now observe and hear through the media.
A powerful spiritual and social message, consistently disseminated, especially by the recent Popes Francis and Leo XIV, against the brutality of war.
The face of Jesus, turned upward, with an intense and suffering expression, evokes a prayer, almost an interior cry, addressed to heaven to implore peace.
The fiery background evokes the explosions, chaos, and pain of conflict.
The pose of Christ's face represents his humanity, hope, compassion, and the one who opposes violence.
The title "Let the Arms Be Silent" is also a denunciation of the deafening noise of conflicts that drown out the voices of innocent victims, often forgotten by the media after being used to make news.
On this canvas have been painted words of hope, of peace, of supplication... a silent cry: let the weapons be silent and the heart speak.
A powerful spiritual and social message, consistently disseminated, especially by the recent Popes Francis and Leo XIV, against the brutality of war.
The face of Jesus, turned upward, with an intense and suffering expression, evokes a prayer, almost an interior cry, addressed to heaven to implore peace.
The fiery background evokes the explosions, chaos, and pain of conflict.
The pose of Christ's face represents his humanity, hope, compassion, and the one who opposes violence.
The title "Let the Arms Be Silent" is also a denunciation of the deafening noise of conflicts that drown out the voices of innocent victims, often forgotten by the media after being used to make news.
On this canvas have been painted words of hope, of peace, of supplication... a silent cry: let the weapons be silent and the heart speak.
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