A flower may not just be a flower, but everything that nature collects.
The flowers of the artist Schenetti are not flowers, but his eyes that observe the ever-changing colors of nature. Every nuance is captured in its meticulousness, in the moment of its maximum splendor. Ancient roses looking out of a probable window to reflect a not so hidden thought, a painting that does not wait for the observer's judgement, but knows how to express itself in its essence.
How can you not fall in love with these works that tell you a story of vision, of an ever-vigilant gaze, a reflection on the power of flowers, on their possibility of bewitching us.
(Prof. Tina De Falco)
