Art Collections

The theme of the marine nature stems from the need to express own sense of belonging to the sea. The sea water erodes past memories, through a slow process of weathering. Marine elements like stones, seashells and sand represent the result of this process of mind erosion and biological stratification whereas anthropic productions testify the passing of peoples who have sailed the Mediterranean. A tribute to the Mediterranean and its history, evocation of submerged memories that resurface. The collection is part of the project Art for climate change by Platform Planet Earth.

Twilight is the title of the first pictorial production realized during the academic years. The collection includes artworks mostly in shades of blue, performed between 1998 and 2002. The subjects depicted concern mythological beings and universal themes represented through gothic inspirations and  states of mind. Somber tones and dark atmosphere predominate.

Extinction is the theme of the collection developed over the years. Passion begins at eleven years old, when the artist first came into contact with African wildlife. Since then he never abandoned this theme. Different techniques and styles characterize this production, which reflects the interest in the African mask of the early years. Inspiration comes from the observation of wildlife and through a process of internalization. The collection deals with one of the most painful themes in history: the extinction of living species, the gradual disappearance of natural spaces and civilizations. Species in the verge of extinction are represented among the works.  

Italica is the collection inspired by archaelogical remains. From 2005 to 2014, during a long period of inactivity the artist produces a single painting entitled Gigantomachy which summarizes the interest in Etruscan art of orientalizing age (7th century B.C.). Other artworks subsequently created connect back to Etruscan imaginary and testify interest in the study of the Italic Antiquities, especially for productions of the archaic and classical period (6-4th century  BC) and of the Middle Italic tradition (4-3th century BC). Some artworks such as Capitoline Brute are also included in the collection Portraits in red and grey.

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Portraits in red and grey is the last work project in progress. Across the centuries of the history the exposition intends to show historical figures in the light of their cultural context. The source of inspiration borns from the sculpture in moving from three-dimensional 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 art collection includes a series of portraits produced between 2014 and 2021. It represents a return to the painting after ten long years of silence. 

Beyond thunderdome is a painting collection ranging from figurative to abstract representation. The collection includes artworks that represent unconscious contents, fears emerging from the depths and from the dream imagery. Force and creative immagination concretize in visionary images that range on the surface through the combination of colors. Ongoing production.