The paintings belong to the cycle of “Anti-contemporary” of which M. Capitelli wrote: …” though it may sound like a condemnation of the present day, actually sounds like - if you take the dash out, an...Read all
The paintings belong to the cycle of “Vanitas” of which Pagliasso G. wrote: ...The same sort of translation, although enriched by the condensation and overlapping of metaphors, is found in “Vanitas”, even th...Read all
The paintings belong to the cycle of de-figuration of Eros of which M. Campitelli wrote: “Toresella’s figure is de-figured, and as it asserts itself, it gets compressed and emptied, unrecognisable, mut...Read all
