I Don't Feel Italian - Giorgio Gaber | 2003 - Quadrisonanti

A painting you can listen to.

Io Non Mi Sento Italiano by Giorgio Gaber (2003) is much more than a work of art to hang on the wall. It is a complete sensory experience: frame the QR code printed on the painting with your smartphone and let yourself be carried away by the musical piece that inspired this work.

A conceptual and sharp style, with a dazzling white background to one of the most recognizable icons of Italian culture – Michelangelo's David – which is literally crumbling, tells the paradox of a country that invented beauty and cannot live within it. David's bust is fragmented into geometric planes that separate like the tiles of a mosaic that someone decided to dismantle: black cracks cross the white marble, fragments fly off to the right, and flashes of green, red, and black emerge among the shards – the colors of a flag that cannot hold itself together. The face is still there, recognizable, almost intact – but only almost. The identity is still legible – but only with difficulty. I don't feel Italian. But fortunately or unfortunately, I am.

Features

• 🎵 Integrated QR code: scan and listen to the original song that inspired the artwork
• 🖼️ High-quality print on premium 250gsm paper
• ✍️ Poster available in A4 - A3 - A2 format
• 🖤 Available with black, white, or wood frame in 30x40 cm size

Bring home not just a painting, but an emotion that can be seen and heard.