Mr. Gambarin was inspired by Picasso’s famous 1907 self-portrait and depicted the face of the Spanish artist right in the countryside. The similarity of the creation of the “tractor” with the creator is striking, but, unfortunately, you can only enjoy the work of art from the air.
By the way, this is not the first impressive work of the “tractor artist”. In the last decade, he has become famous for his portraits of famous people in the fields of the northern part of the Apennine peninsula. So, in 2013, Gambarin played former US President John F. Kennedy. He timed his job to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the leader’s deadly assassination attempt. At the same time, the artist traversed the field and captured Pope Francis using a tractor with a plow and a harrow. It is noteworthy that the pontiff’s announcement about the day of fasting and prayer for peace in Syria prompted the man to create this work.
He actively “ploughed” the Gambarin field during the US presidential race in 2016. The man created “green” portraits of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Under the Republican’s left shoulder, the artist wrote “Ciao.”
