Landscapes

The unavoidable source of inspiration of these landscapes and places is represented by the specificity of external spaces, of the particular atmosphere, of the shapes and natural elements that characterize the season or that time of the day. They were all painted ‘en plain air’, with an easel, colours and water bottles, almost in a “camping atmosphere”.
Sky and motion, a road, a perspective, a background and foreground, with an element that opens and continues towards the spectator; an image that walks and subtends other views into which we are invited.
The main techniques utilised are the classic ones: watercolours, tempera paintings and oil colours (which are applied faster due to the difficulties in repeating the initial conditions and the intention once the colours have dried). Other techniques for finishing off are coloured chalks, water pastels, crayon, and charcoal.

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