12-color silkscreen printed, signed, and hand-numbered by the artist. (345 x 460 mm)
Unique specimen printed on Fedrigoni Woodstock Cipria 285 gr paper.
Perfect preservation with intact margins.
I've never made a secret of my great fascination with everything that chance can offer, even in the creative field. Chance often knows more than we do, benefiting from not having all our worries, fears, performance anxiety, and self-censorship. When I do a silkscreen print run, it's necessary to make test prints to determine the correct colors, and I proceed by trial and error. The prints are generally made on sheets that were in turn test sheets for other, therefore previous, print runs, depicting subjects (or at least a part of them). These partial images are always superimposed over new subjects during the printing process, unconsciously creating new compositions. This escaping human control often gives us intriguing images, of a strength that intention cannot always achieve. participants, who added a drawing to a portion of the folded sheet, without seeing what the others had already created; this resulted in strange and unexpected associations, since they were not guided by rationality. The true interest that cadavers arouse The exquisiteness lies in the fact that these bizarre images, eluding rationality, somehow speak to us. In some respects, I see analogies with the I Ching or the Tarot, where the randomness of what emerges tells us something about us and lends itself to interpretation.” Elisa Talentino