It is the water that flows slowly, does not stop, tries to reach the stream at the bottom of the canvas, the imaginary one, the one in the soul of the work itself. The color appears as if it had fallen and in the fall it met the water which took it with it.
The fantastic evocations of nature by the artist Clò can be read among those spots that form flowers with a Japanese flavor and you seem to perceive the scent of the East.
Once again Maria Clotilde shows us her ability to use any artistic technique to put the dreams and images that appear to her on canvas. These waters colored with Japanese flowers cheer the sight, rest the gaze and give peace.
Tina De Falco
