I have always thought of my creations, be they canvases, ceramics, sculptures or drawings, as if they were huge pages of a diary to express emotions, passions, and everything that is part of the inner story of the soul, of the depths of the human being.
Through my works, I wanted to bring back to the community ‘signs’ capable of concretising the public imagination, recounting through colours not only emotions and feelings but also the breath of the sea, the colour of the sun, the sound of the wind, the shadow of the trees, the taste of iron, the smell of the forest…
My works express both individual and universal feelings, stories and archetypes of a common heritage that unite humanity.
My artistic research has sought a balance between the lightness of the pictorial stroke, free and carefree, and the heaviness of the materials, transforming materiality into spirituality, linking the blue colour of the sea and the blue of the sky to the synaesthesia of sounds…
What about you, have you ever tried to paint an emotion? Which colour would you use to paint anger, which one for passion, which one for serenity, and which one for boredom, hunger or joy?