Ballpoint Pen on Cardboard, 14,8 x 10,5 cm, February 2021

Ballpoint Pen on Cardboard, 30 x 42 cm, May 2020
During the quarantine more than ever I thought about suspended time, trying to transfigure it into the vision regarding the enjoyment of a non-negative but surprising and wonderful natural event.
The choice fell on the glow that refers to the perennial, disarming human condition and helpless when faced with natural events.
Ballpoint Pen on Cardboard, 14,8 x 10,5 cm, May 2020
Today, in the far-fetched of amazement of the graphic and digital effects era, drawing must resume its dimension of observation and investigation of itself. It must have the skill to reflect itself and to translate the reflected image into pure signifiers, using the bait of interpretation as a pure consoling exercise.
Il disegno, oggi, nell’epoca dell’inverosimile, dello stupore dinnanzi agli effetti grafici e digitali, deve riprendere la sua dimensione di osservazione e indagine su sé stesso. Deve avere la capacità di specchiarsi e di tradurre l’immagine riflessa in puri significanti, usando l’esca della interpretazione come puro esercizio consolatorio.