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Art Collections

Extinction & Desertification are the focus of the collections related to the environmental justice. We are experiencing the sixth mass extinction and several species are drastically decreasing while natural habitats and civilizations are gradually disappearing from earth. Can art can be a means to raise awareness by supporting significant changes? Artworks illustrate extinct in the wild and endangered species and effects of superheating, desertification, desiccation processes of the earth’s crust related to climate crisis.
The Wayfarers series explores conditions of social marginality through a visual narrative that denounces the violence of governments through forced migrations and systems of subjugation of power. Key concept of the collection is the "migrant syndrome", a psychological condition of social discomfort expressed through the representation of wandering figures in search of their own space-time dimension. Among the paintings the  Drawings against the war are related to the socio-political scenario and contemporary war events. 
Italica is the collection inspired by archaelogical remains that summarizes the interest in the Italic Antiquities. Some artworks subsequently created connect back to Etruscan imaginary and testify interest for the productions of the orientalizing age (7th century B.C.), archaic and classical period (6-4th century  BC) and for the pre-Roman Middle Italic tradition (4-3th century BC). 

Across the centuries of the history the collection Portraits in red and grey shows historical figures in the light of the cultural backgrounds. The source of inspiration borns from the sculpture in moving from three to two-dimensional representation. They are often isolated figures in a neutral background, rapt in hermetic expressions, to emphasize the need for psychological introspection. The collection includes portraits produced between 2014 and 2021 and represents a return to the painting after ten years of inactivity. 

In Armored corps the representation ranges from body intended as a protective armor into figures with stylized and geometric trends. The collection marks a return to the centrality of the human figure, focused on the male universe. The source of inspiration borns from the life drawing and from the sculpture of Greek Roman ancestry. The collection includes artworks of social significance that represent unconscious contents, fears emerging from the depths and the dream imagery.
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