Coriandolo

CORIANDER

1'Indian in color

Coriander is crazy about spices so from the realm of his past life he wanted to be represented here, with the colors of a madman, crazy about spices.

The work has been appreciated several times by the pop cubism movement, the one characterized by street comments and appreciations on the pieces of color which actually: 'They could also be inverted in the sense that the warm color could contain the cold and not the opposite.

Perhaps this is why Coriander was depicted upside down, because if you return tomorrow, to an open wall, with your eyes closed, with the reflections of the rays marking time, the colours will already be reversed and your feeling of incredulity in front of the millenary power of Coriander will free you from any inappropriate comment on this work, which could only be like this, perfect, in its two-dimensional variability.

Furthermore, in the meantime, this music that you hear is not free from the figurative.