"BEHIND THE SUIT THE SIGN OF THE SOUL"

After one year the artist Alfonso Camplone returns with a new staff, a place of well-being what More Space in Pescara. This time, while giving up his "characters" recurring in the works of recent years, the painter "use" of the cover "torn" images from the fifties magazines, glued and "merged" into a vibrant chromaticity. Iconic images of the past, but today more than ever representative of our time, where the appearance, unfortunately, has a higher value of Being ... "The image is the first thing you" spend "in contacting the other, appear is get ahead, have the appearance, but also seem show ... so we live in a society which has more the appearance than being or rather where being coincides with the appearance? Ours is a society that refers to images-idol, a culture of models and icons generated by the world of advertising, sports, entertainment, television, a "pre-packaged" world where there are rules and formats that you framed in a target or another "... the artist driven by the need of an introspective vision, extends an invitation to anyone who wants to grasp the" message ", in the show, with courage, more authentic and vital in their magnitude of Human Beings . Writes Stefano Nieddu ... "There, now I want to reveal the ingenious ploy adopted by Alfonso, to express the depth of his vibrant creations, on the occasion of this new series of masterpieces. Have you noticed all the fixed background that provides the basis for the deposition of the creative sign of Alfonso. Now imagine that you look for a sense of functionality. If you had a phone, not to the current attacchereste? If you were prepared for an exam, you do not ricorrereste all your genius to give it? And if God had made a body, you do not would blow into life? Perhaps Alfonso wanted only testify that everything is at our disposal and can really change through our intimate, genuine, authentic impression. It alone can determine what can make us happy to be alive, in a world that demands to be experienced, for real. "