Icaro III

Dropping in the frosty air, feeling himself tiny and light, extending the expressions, feeling like birds which plane on warm and cold air stratifications, in this way, Icaro of Marco Romano, alights on canvas, confident and free-willing weak, strong in the inclination and in the calm intensity which provides a backdrop.
The limbs distort, purify themselves, get into a tangle, the pose hides mortality and short hope, Icaro attracts eyes which follow the end of a drop and the development of a descensional flight.
The earth almost recedes, almost hesitant to welcome him again, sure that the sky, with deceit, makes her son light and one of its creatures.
Marco Romano’s ability is in stealing power from the mass, which can be earthly or physical. He relieves the flightiness sense, he looks up and dazzling himself of heroic light and of consequent chromatic accords, he succeeds in stealing loveliness from the sky.
(Luigi Mauta)