Yellow landscape

The artist defines himself as a scientist, rebelling against the idea of ​​suffering a work of art. This statement gives an account of his ability to invent a universe that has certain dreamlike characteristics, but which on the other hand contains in itself an aspect of total control, a fantastic underlying geometry. The interplay between shreds of the common landscape and signs of an other presence, which the painter intercepts and transposes, can also be found in the work here: probably it is a lake surrounded by mountains, made non-diaphanous yet essential by a persistent, yellow drying. It is interrupted by a lattice, however, evident in the reflection on the right, which seems to submit to nature, revealing itself almost sideways. This dialogue between the existential impoverishment of vision and the structural strength of detail is one of the most vivid aspects of Pusole's research, an artist who is simultaneously multifaceted and intent on absorbing every aspect of communication, transforming it without remedy into the Other.