Porchera - Floral arrangement

In a tangle of colors and shapes, Porchera's floral composition fits into a context that is moving toward an informal interlude. Although visually and from the title, a mixed representation of flowers and plants is recognizable, the figuration appears tangled and difficult to read. In this sense, abstraction, a term that designates the break with figuration to achieve purity of form, returns with the stylization of the flowers. Precisely in this sense, the interest in identifying the limit beyond which the bond of recognizability with the elements of reality was broken returns. Beyond this, we recognize a gestural component that harks back to an "Abstract Expressionism," born in the post-World War II era with the idea of ​​exploring drawing, gesture, and line, communicating a profound meaning through abstraction.

 Stylistically, we recognize a very strong figurative foundation, and it is precisely through this foundation that the artist feels the need to break down this figuration and elevate it to another level. The bold lines and bold colors define the work, creating a two-dimensional plane, preserving varying intensities of color that appear diluted within the line. The composition is centrally arranged.

Painter born in Rome in 1964, he has participated in several exhibitions, receiving prizes and awards. Among his appearances and awards are SILPA, Arte Oggi 1985, and Anno della Pace. Group exhibition in Formello (organized by the Gruppo Artisti A Nibby of Rome).

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