An eye-catching and intense artwork featuring the Trinacria—a head with three legs spinning clockwise and serpents for hair. This emblem of Sicily is tied to the Gorgons, Euriale, Steno, and Medusa, three fearsome beings from Greek mythology. The three legs signify the island's geographical outline with its three promontories. The bold red background forms a sharp contrast with the green of the poisonous snakes. The golden wreath of leaves lends a shimmering, regal elegance. The expressive turquoise eyes of the woman's head gleam with a captivating intensity. The square-format artwork is handsomely framed in a black wooden frame.

Alessandro Siviglia

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Alessandro Siviglia, born in Salerno, Italy in 1982 started his artistic journey at age 15 with graffiti writing. He studied at the art institute “Filiberto Menna” in Salerno where he graduated in 1996. All through his teenage years he colored the walls of Salerno and the nearby cities. Only in 2000 when he first moved to Venice he started creating his first canvas paintings. After Venice he moved to Valencia, Spain where he spent two years before coming back to Salerno to support his family after the death of his father. Meanwhile he continued his artistic work establishing his very own style. Now he lives in Rome with his wife and children. He opened a large art studio and show room where he also receives art lovers and collectors.