Statement
I create multi-sensorial spaces using a variety of languages and expressive instruments, where images of reality, mental images and emotional projections meet.
My interest is primarily in man and the environment in which he lives and works. I’m therefore concerned about the relationship between man and the context he interacts with: the transformations that take place as a result of the activities carried out by man.
My work reflects the concepts of change, mutation and movement starting from daily interactions within the family group, to an examination of the innes-self.
The materials used are “poor“, things taken from everyday life and trasformed using new meanings.
My recent research has focused on the re-reading of space through the creation of the “Visual Space“ cycle, or “rooms” where the perspective is read from different pre-fixed view points, and where the fragmentation (including sound) finds a new visual and symbolic harmony.
In this way I like to involve the observer in an intellectual and sensorial experience, thus leading him to confront himself with his own spiritual dimension.