As an Italian painter, my art is a tribute to the rich tapestry of the Mediterranean, capturing the vibrant essence of nature and the soulful presence of animals.
The sea is a recurring subject in my paintings, not only for its aesthetic value, but as a primordial element that refers to the origin of life. It is also at the center of contemporary social issues like human trafficking and migration and, also, environmental problems. These issues concern me and inform my work as an artist with a background in social and political science.
My chosen mediums—oil, acrylics, and watercolors—each serve as a conduit for my expression, allowing me to explore and convey the subtleties of my subjects with authenticity and subjectivity. Oils bring a richness and depth to my landscapes, capturing the interplay of light and shadow. Acrylics offer a versatility and vibrancy, enabling me to depict the dynamic energy of the natural world. Watercolors, with their fluidity and transparency, lend themselves to capturing the ephemeral beauty of moments in nature.
The idea of life's continuous change plays a crucial role in my artistic process. It allows me to transcend mere representation. My paintings are not just depictions of nature and landscapes; they are intimate narratives, each with its own story and emotion.
Stylistically, I take my cue from the Italian art movement of the Macchiaioli, whose large patches of color can be read as the starting point of later studies on light from Impressionism through to digital art.
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