Today, yesterday's objects Painting

"THE COLORIST". Artist of his time defines himself contemporary. Italian by birth, he lives and works in Germany. Artist always looking for new stimuli, new sources of inspiration, experiment and test different techniques. Since childhood, the "Colorista" has always drawn and colored. Immersed in drawings and paintings, he spent his years doing what he liked best. In a difficult period and in the most unthinkable place, the Colorist finds the school he always wanted, painting his emotions and thoughts on the canvas. According to the "COLORIST" theory, the Artist is one who is sensitive to what others do not see. "THE COLORIST" working with intensity on his external canvases the emotional and psychological sensations of himself. However, training, studies and work experience have shaped his person. The reasons are different and the commissions are different from one vision to another, from one subject to another, from contemporary to informal realism. Seemingly all discordant! But history teaches how even the great ones have been protagonists of periods, from the "strongly plastic" to the "unfinished" of Michelangelo, Paul Cézanne and his four pictorial eras "romantic", "impressionist", "constructive", "synthetic and father "of Cubism," Pablo Picasso with the blue and pink periods and the Cubist revolution ". Simply "THE COLORIST" expresses itself. Arousing sensations and emotions in the one who observes and looks at his paintings, in the one who stands in front of his Art. He uses all the pictorial techniques to his knowledge and disposition creating a dynamic movement and sculptural depth, thus giving the sense of distance and space, characterized by a single common thread, THE COLOR .., a strong tool that makes his works alive.