Christ, often viewed as the Man of Sorrows, becomes the symbol of the dramatic chronology of existence, portrayed via the contrast of dark and light that accompanies every human life. The artist conveys his creative view with a strongly autobiographical note, with colors and chiaroscuro heightening the tension and symbolic power of the message. Caravaggio wishes to – like a modern-day cineaste – “invent the truth.” Thus, he stages the Passion of man, which at the same time, becomes the Passion of God upon the daily path of life, and investigates it with enormous emotional power. In this way, he succeeds in transposing the Biblical message into the present day.
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Mario Dal Bello, art critic and film reviewer, editor for art and theatre at the magazine "Citta nuova". Selection of publications: Primissimo piano, interviste ad attori attrici e registi, Ente dello Spettacolo, 2006; Caravaggio, Percorsi di arte e cinema, Effata editrice, 2007; La prova, nove film a confronto, Effata, 2008; Inquieti. I giovani nel cinema italiano del duemila, Effata, 2009; Ritratti d'autore. Figure della pittura europea da Duccio a Rothko, Citta Nuova, 2009.
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