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Saint Martin of Tours

oil painting technique - altar piece

cm. 230 x cm. 100

IV century a.C., Pannonia, Italy, France

Saint Joan of Arc

oil painting technique - altar piece

cm. 230 x cm. 100

1412 - 1431, France

The Puppet Master

oil painting technique

cm. 170 x cm. 70

…the need to cut off the threads,to look forward, to look beyond... it’s all a theatre.., who treads the scene, the living interpreter, and who holds the threads of the unconscious.

Behind the scene, sometimes fable and sometimes incubus, the sky is the same, infinity, it continues also outside... The feelings, the dream, the fantasy are inside us, like the desire to communicate emotions,

without conditioning of everyday problems, transmitting interpretation stimulus to the observer, without a row, a word, with the concerned of who wants to see behind the burlap, inside the life and beyond...

All around us has a sense. Also what we can’t see has a sense.

Saint George

oil painting technique - altar piece

cm. 230 x cm. 100

III - IV century a.C., Libya

Saint Paul

oil painting technique - altar piece

cm. 230 x cm. 100

I century a.C., Palestina, Minor Asian, Rome

Saul of Tarsus, known to Christians as St Paul, grew up in a strict Jewish family in the port of Tarsus, in what is now southern Turkey.He becameChristians persecutor. He watched with full approval the stoning of Saint Stephen, a leading Christian, and then he set off to Damascus to seek out and arrest any Christians in that city.
On the road to Damascus, he had a vision, he saw a blinding light and heard a voice.Instead of persecuting the Christians of Damascus, Saul was cured of his blindness and baptizedby a disciple called Ananias,and he started to preach the Cristian faith. On his return to Damascus the intrigues of the Jews forced him to flee. He went to Jerusalem, but remained only few days, for the snares of the Greeks threatened his life. He had founded a great number of churches and he had converted many people to Christianity.Probably died in Rome in 67 A.C. duringNero’s persecution.

Paul - blinded after the vision and fell off his horse – has been helped by a woman who wears modern dresses, on the background “the alleyway Porta Marzia in Cremona”. The scene deliberately created in a closed environment, where the ideologies, the fantasy, the dream, lodge in the centuries, and where they have strong roots. The doves flight remembers the end of every ideology of war. Two children with the force of innocence break the divisions of the people. The fruit symbol of the abundance, of a world where the hunger is not more an evil that kills. The woman represents of who makes a value of his life, helping fellow creatures to rise…

Air, water, earth, fire

oil painting technique

cm. 110 x cm. 220

Symbolic representation of the four elements more meaningful for humanity’s life.

The man has always had a vital relationship with these elements; drawings from them cultural,

environmental, and scientific aspects.

The knowledge and the respect of the environment and the huge richness that it still contains are

fundamental to the survival of the future generations.