Harley – Original

The majesty in black and chrome of a V-Twin engine. A tribute to American engineering and timeless freedom.

Year	2022
Technique	Graphite
Support	Canson Paper 350 gr
Size	13,7″ x 19,7″ – 35 x 50 cm

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The Anatomy of Freedom

Executed in graphite on 350g Canson paper, this work is more than a portrait of a motorcycle: it is a close-up investigation into the sculptural power of the V-Twin engine.

The technical challenge was taming the graphite to do justice to such diverse surfaces. From the cylinder fins to the blinding reflections of the finishes, every detail is a play of light that simulates the cold brilliance of chrome. I chose a deliberately tight and intimate composition, eliminating everything else to transform a road icon into an object of pure contemplation.

There is no exhaust noise or heat from the metal, but the density of the chiaroscuro restores that sense of latent power and mechanical pride that every rider knows well.
A tribute to those who don’t see in a Harley just a collection of bolts, but the very symbol of individuality and the pursuit of freedom on two wheels.

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