Artworks

The artist highlights a few details of the composition to emphasize the light that comes from the interior.

This mosaic approaches the vision of Jung, psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology, where humans lose their own person and their role from the expectation of the society and it remains without any mask.

This mosaic approaches the vision of Jung, psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology, where humans lose their own person and their role from the expectation of the society and it remains without any mask.

The artwork intends to commemorate the processing of marble, carried out mainly in the localities of Pietrasanta and Carrara. Carrara marble has always been a precious element, once indicating the presence of noble houses or high officials in a specific environment. As already mentioned, it is the marble par excellence, with which all the great...

This artwork created with the Florentine Salesman technique portrays a moment of family life. It was common for children, especially in the Florentine countryside, to go and spend the weekends at their grandparents' house where they could usually find their great-grandmother or grandmother knitting with the aim of creating clothes for their...

This work created in Commesso Fiorentino reproduces the painting "Infinite Rhythms" from 1934 by Robert Delaunay, a french painter who lived between the 17th and 18th century.

The metamorphosis of the butterfly, from caterpillar to chrysalis and, finally, to butterfly, is undoubtedly the most powerful meaning of this symbol, because it represents change, personal growth, rebirth and transformation. The butterfly, with its ability to fly freely, also symbolizes freedom and lightness, which is why giving a jewel with this...

The metamorphosis of the butterfly, from caterpillar to chrysalis and, finally, to butterfly, is undoubtedly the most powerful meaning of this symbol, because it represents change, personal growth, rebirth and transformation. The butterfly, with its ability to fly freely, also symbolizes freedom and lightness, which is why giving a jewel with this...

Still life is an artistic genre that consists of the pictorial representation of inanimate objects, such as flowers, fruit, vegetables, musical instruments, bottles or dead animals, in vogue in the Netherlands from the mid-16th century, and then spread to the rest of Europe even in subsequent centuries.

The rose has been associated with very varied and complex meanings and symbols, depending on the time and place of reference, also linked to the color assumed from time to time by the flower. In particular, it can represent passionate love, purity, spiritual elevation, vanity, beauty, sensuality, decadence (for example of the Roman Empire).

The work represents a gray winter day in which the light creates an optical effect whereby the tree appears blue, but it is an illusion, in fact, in reality the landscape is all grey.

The artist chose to represent two boats on the seashore from the memory of the winters spent observing the sea on the Livorno coast, in particular in a small village called Castiglioncello where he had his house.