When something is going on inside you and you hit the canvas, it’s hard to fake it. “Painting is the fastest and purest translator of the subconscious. “That’s what I love about painting, it’s the only true communication you can have,” he once said. Inspired by the abstract works of Mark Rothko, he developed his own style and created numerous expressionist pieces including self-portraits.

At that time, he worked mainly with illustrative graphic lines and bright colors.Ī post shared by Sly Stallone changed around 1990, when the avid art collector immersed himself in the world of contemporary art and studied artists such as Picasso, Gerhard Richter orAnselm Kiefer. In the 1970s and until the end of the ’80s, Stallone created dark, expressive works in which, among other things, he processed the death of his manager. Failure, however, remains the best way for me to learn.” I also approached painting with respect and later ventured into other forms. “Fear and anxiety push you forward,” said the 75-year-old. He added that despite having painted for more than 50 years, it remains a new world to him. Here it’s one man who has to take the fame, the ridicule or the criticism,” the actor said at a press conference on December 3, when he visited the Osthaus Museum Hagen in western Germany to launch an exhibition entitled “Sylvester Stallone: 75th Birthday Retrospective.” And it’s not like film, where 500 people are responsible for the final product. In fact, he once deemed himself a better painter than actor.

Having discovered his love of painting at a young age, the young New Yorker used to sign his early experimental works “Mike Stallone.” And despite his rising movie stardom, painting has remained a constant part of his creative life, his artistic output fueling his cinematic work and vice versa.

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