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    |  Mental landscape reflex
  Fresco on curved and shaped wooden panel. cm. 90x120
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 Fresco on curved and shaped wooden panel. cm. 90x120.
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 Reflecting on a shining expanse of water Fresco on  wooden panel. cm. 90x120.
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 approaching twilight Fresco on  wooden panel. cm. 90x120.
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 Possible
 Fresco on canvas
 cm 210 x 130
 1992
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 Gravitational Magnet 
 Fresco on wooden panel.
 Cm. 76x100
 
 
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 Rhapsody in blue-first movement
 Fresco on wooden panel
 cm 150 x 150 x 5
 2012
 |   Rhapsody in blue-second movement
 Fresco on wooden panel
 cm 150 x 150 x 5
 2012
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 Texture Fresco on canvas
 cm. 118 x 198.
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 OmbrosoLime mortar, pigments
 on curved and shaped panel
 cm 155 x 110 x 10
 1988
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 Texture Fresco on canvas
 cm. 118 x 198.
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 My_Blaue-Reiter_JFresco on  wooden panel.
 cm. 165 x 220
 2018
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 Mycenae-waveFresco on wooden panel
 cm 80 x 110 x 3
 2013
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 Feeling sensations raising and passing away
 Fresco on curved and shaped wooden panel.
 cm. 90x120.
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 Flock of Mental BirdsCanvas
 cm 80 x 110 x 3
 2013
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 My Deep Sea Aquarium Canvas
 cm. 100x70
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    | ------------------------------------------------ MONOCHROME & ANICONIC FRESCO PAINTINGS   | 
  
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 A Carmine to circulate the blood happilyLime mortar, pigments on curved and shaped panel
 cm 185 x 185 x 5
 2008
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 A cobalt blue for happinessLime mortar, pigments on curved and shaped panel
 cm 185 x 185 x 5
 2009
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        | Fabrizio  Ruggiero offers an insight into the practice of fresco painting in Contemporary Art through a series of "MONOCROMI" |  | 
  
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    | A green moss to calm the restlessness
 Lime mortar, pigments on curved and shaped panel
 cm 105 x 105 x 4
 2012
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 A pure white, purityLime mortar, pigments on curved and shaped panel
 cm 185 x 185 x 5
 2017
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        | The  very act of painting has a peculiar  significance in monochrome.  The themes of narrative and representation are removed, the  focus is shifted to the real elements of painting, the support  and its shape, tint and the way of building it up  by  the relationship of  contiguity to the support. |  | 
  
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 Grids and MonoLime mortar, pigments on curved and shaped panel
 Four panels each: cm 155 x 100 x 5
 2015
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 Triple monochromeLime mortar, pigments on curved and shaped panel
 three panels  each cm 90 x 210 x 5
 2018
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        | The  absence of figures, history and narrative in  monochrome paintings is intended to provoke the  mind of the observer at first to generate What-you-see, then for wandering into a territory that  poet Giacomo Leopardi defined as the place where “ the soul  imagines what it has not seen "and, after wandering at will, the soul  accepts the invitation of the monochrome and takes rest in the here and now of  the unknown that surrounds it.  |  | 
  
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 Cobalt blue fragmentLime mortar, pigments on canniccio
 cm 80 x 110
 2013
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   Siena FragmentLime mortar, pigments on canniccio
 cm 80 x 110
 2013
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        | The retina communicates  with the brain and "talks"  to the mind of the beholder, the flow is  in two directions; in this way, it restarts from where it came, back to where  it started and going back brings along other images that  were not there previously.  |  | 
  
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 " The transformative Power of Art" Exhibition, United Nations Headquarters, New York. June 2015 | 
 
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        | Awareness through the sense of sight is different from the  word that describes it as well as can be distinct the appearances that reality assume, however, their substance is the same. In a famous Chinese tale, Chuang-tzu dreamed of being a butterfly, but who says that is not the butterfly dreaming Chuang-tzu? 
            The  description is not the described ,the word is not the thing it designates.
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    | “Family Resemblances”  MONOTYPES |  | 
  
     | A monotype is a print, but with one major difference from other printmaking processes:the artist creates exactly one print, instead of multiples (called editions).
 This is due to the way a monotype is made.
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 Ax_1 Arches paper cm 76x56 
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 Ax_2 Arches paper cm 76x56  | 
  
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 Ax_4 Arches paper cm 76x56  | 
 Ax_3 Arches paper cm 76x56  | 
  
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 Four coloured fragments, double-face  | 
  
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 T r a d i t i o n  -M o v i n g   -A h e a d  A project for Museo Bardini  Florence  2015 |  |