The suggestions, the sign and the material are basic elements of the expressive vein, which over time has generated an increasingly sophisticated pictorial language. The technique, sometimes rich in natural inserts, has been refined through a combustion of oil and acrylic resins, sands or crystals.
The influences and the artistic and cultural horizon that inspires the works and creations are to be found in the post-war schools of thought, which tried to deconstruct abstract languages and expressions, with a careful look at the European schools and a less profound one at the American experiences of the 'abstract expressionism.
