The works of the artist Schenetti, in this period of the year, take us directly to the sea, to the fluid, to lightness. They make us dream of fresh waters and give us the joy of carefree days. The soft colors and water of the ink technique transport us to places of marine beauty and beyond. Our artist never betrays us; he always knows how to tell us about places of the soul at the right moments. They are not brush strokes, but it is the color that flows on the sheet slowly and mixes with other colors that it encounters along the way.
In addition to ink, the artist Schenetti confuses and combines the acrylic technique, which is certainly more consistent and resistant, just like the rocks that welcome the waves of the sea. This combination creates a fascinating contrast between the fluidity and lightness of ink and the solidity of acrylic, making his works unique and full of depth. Rocks painted with acrylic give a solid base to marine scenes, emphasizing the strength and resistance of coastal landscapes, while the delicate tones and sinuous movements of watercolor evoke the tranquility and freshness of marine waters.
All three of Schenetti's works seem like many pieces of landscape put together by the thoughts, memories, emotions that certain places give us in certain moments of our existence. Each painted fragment tells a story, captures an instant of beauty and serenity, composing a visual mosaic that reflects the complexity and richness of our feelings. The mixed techniques of Indian ink, watercolor and acrylic intertwine harmoniously, creating a dialogue between fluidity and solidity, between the transitory and the permanent, and transport us on a journey through memories and sensations linked to the sea and nature.
Tina de Falco