The words are sometimes wrong, sometimes upside down and sometimes they are not in their place.
Words are lopsided because they appear where I want and when they want, they never stay still, they sway on thoughts and on lips or even on a brush.
The brush is the skillful one of the artist Maria Clotilde Schenetti, which crawls like words on the slow pace of the movement that her hand makes on the paper.
Watercolor and ink are the most suitable techniques for the journeys that the word makes in every moment of life, colored water dyes the words with every shade and makes their meaning appear to us.
On paper, words are colored spots that lead us to magical stories because words are abstract and do not touch reality.
Tina De Falco

