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  “Symbolon” is a word that originated in Ancient Greece, etymologically linked to the contemporary word “Symbol”. A Symbolon was an object, usually a coin, split into two matching parts. These halves were then each given to two parties, such as two families. When one family...

  A series of watercolors whose tints have been purposely thickened so as to deepen and  intensify the effect of looking through a window towards the cosmos. The watercolor technique, here enhanced with pencil and ink, is pushed to the limits of full-bodied richness by the...

  A reflection on human psychology, on the relationships between individuals, on the power of language. Subjects rendered transparent show how the human brain extends far beyond its physical confines, and how neural connections link individuals to one another. These connections in turn link these same...

A belly in the ninth month of pregnancy, three before giving birth, is portrayed in the act of being painted by the mother herself, first with indigo strokes, then black, and finally propped up with white splashes. Una pancia al nono mese di gravidanza, tre giorni...

War at peace       A chess board, since the black and the white squares share their borders, represents a shared existence that has always generated a sense of equilibrium. Who has ever wished upon their children, the heirs of their whole generation, a world of war and destruction? Real...