Large oil on canvas signed Roberto Platé, a composition reminiscent of a “studio corner,” rendered in a highly contemporary style. The work plays on a construction of frames/segments, like a fragmented view, with perspective lines and reflections. A deep palette (greens, blues, ochres, reds) and strong contrasts give the piece a real presence on the wall. An imposing format, ideal as a centerpiece in a living room, hallway, or professional space. An interesting exploration of light, texture, and space, typical of the pictorial research of the 1970s. Roberto Platé developed a style of painting focused on space, structure, and the sensation of depth (studio, interior, architecture). His language is that of a recomposed figuration: fragments, frames, and superimpositions that guide the eye. It is a highly decorative, yet also structured, work that functions as a scene to be explored. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution