Niño revisits an image deeply embedded in the visual memory of past generations: The Crying Boy, a portrait by Italian painter Bruno Amadio, also known as Giovanni Bragolin. Reproductions of the painting were once found in countless homes, becoming part of a shared domestic landscape surrounded by nostalgia, fascination, and even stories of a supposed curse.
Niño explores how certain images survive beyond their original context, remaining somewhere between memory and oblivion. What was once familiar returns altered — fragmented, worn, but still recognizable.
Technical details:
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF.
Dimensions: 90 × 110 cm.
ID: CUBZ-GCT-2026-015
Shipping cost will be coordinated and paid by the buyer
Niño revisits an image deeply embedded in the visual memory of past generations: The Crying Boy, a portrait by Italian painter Bruno Amadio, also known as Giovanni Bragolin. Reproductions of the painting were once found in countless homes, becoming part of a shared domestic landscape surrounded by nostalgia, fascination, and even stories of a supposed curse.
Niño explores how certain images survive beyond their original context, remaining somewhere between memory and oblivion. What was once familiar returns altered — fragmented, worn, but still recognizable.
Technical details:
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF.
Dimensions: 90 × 110 cm.
ID: CUBZ-GCT-2026-015
Shipping cost will be coordinated and paid by the buyer
