Wood

c. 1970-1980, oil, 70 x 60 cm

“[…] the artist is totally immersed in colour. It is the forest that especially calls him, which invites him almost. Whether autumn or summer or spring or winter. And it seems evident that the painter pursues this theme that allows him to lose himself in a kind of symphonic chromatism and in a colourful story, full of charm and mystery. […] But that colour, which dominates everything and everyone, resembles a blessed condition, perhaps a heavenly sphere, certainly a fairy-tale zone in which losing oneself is equivalent to finding oneself; a sort of redeemed adventure, a sinking into a whirlpool of colour and music, a superhuman listening and vision that represents the most internal and lively tension that vibrates within a man.”

Il Cittadino, 1976

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