POMERIGGIO D'APRILE

the chiaroscuro takes an important part in contributing to the state of equilibrium that is the true protagonist of the works of this painter. But if on the one hand we are fascinated by the balance, on the other we are aware of its precariousness. In fact, the '"inaction" of the reality depicted is given by the feeling that time has stopped (or, in the words of the author, "suspended"). But it is a moment of revelation-an intuition that goes beyond the temporal dimension, and then everything will return to normal.