These works by Clò confirm his love for nature and everything that belongs to it.
These trunks or trunk fragments, so colorful, so evident in their colors, tell us about images of the countryside, that countryside of the Sassuolo hills that the artist often looks at when he retreats into his little nest made of past and present.
They are living woods that are reflected in the sun, absorbing light, they are life that comes out of the bark, they are woods that are difficult to visit, they are the soul of the artist who once again shows itself without fear.
The joy that she experiences in contact with the natural world can be perceived from the violence of some colors, from the use of red and green, while the softer colors are those of the peace that comes after a strong emotion.
Maria Clotilde Schenetti reconfirms herself as an artist in search of different ways to express herself and narrate herself and leads us towards possible landscapes, possible visions to chase.
Tina De Falco