Clotilde's colors are sometimes bold and confident, other times you find them evanescent, almost disappearing from the paper. The figures mentioned are to be found among these certain brushstrokes, sometimes they are just illusions, other times clear, present, overbearing.
The artist Schenetti is complete in her use of techniques, she uses every material with wisdom, but the inks combined with the watercolors are congenial to her, she applies them with mastery and gives life to new shades, and the color appears to you as if it were slipping from the sheet.
Tina de Falco
Two works that appear distant both in terms of setting and story, but both have the colors in common, the artist Schenetti's palette, you recognize his blue-greens, and the certain brushstrokes.
The woman sitting intent on plucking the chicken, actions typical of a past time, of a life now distant, is infinitely magical, elegant. The artist often returns to a simple life, to one without complications. He loves the countryside, the colors of the seasons and these works tell us about it, they tell us that nature enters in a preponderant way, if you want to see it, if you want to grasp its colors you just need to look from a solitary window. Clò always does this, in one way or another it brings you back to the natural world that surrounds it.
Tina De Falco