The clouds drifting across the sky above us mark the boundary between human beings and the gods.
To draw clouds is to surrender to a gentle oblivion, contemplating those mysterious masses of vapor that dissolve into fleeting prayers.
Overwhelmed by wars and environmental and political disasters, we look to the clouds, asking them to hold the hope of hope itself.
Within the drawings, almost concealed, fragments of small memories begin to emerge: shells left behind by the sea, vases, leaves, doves, angels—and the sky seems to gather an invisible silence.

Presented for the first time at Paula Seegy Gallery in Milan, from April 20th to May 12th, 2026. Special thanks to Absoluta Collection (wallpaper), De Castelli (oxidized stainless steel clouds), Erminio Rizzotti (models), Fabio Viganò (photo credits).