侘 寂  «la bellezza della perfetta imperfezione»     Splashed ink landscape, by Sesshū   premessa Quel giorno a varcare la soglia della mia bottega fu il passo d'un visitatore che non ho dimenticato.[...]

  ragionando sulla parola meraviglia sono tornato a una famosa citazione del Teeteto: Proprio del filosofo è l'essere pieno di meraviglia. Sì, il principio della filosofia non è altro che questo, chi ha detto che[...]

  It takes a flower to make a tree. Thus wrote Gianni Rodari, in a famous nursery rhyme that well illustrates how things are linked to each other, how much complexity there is in what[...]

  Giacometti, À chacun sa réalité Je fais certainement de la peinture et de la sculpture et cela depuis toujours, depuis la premiere fois que j’ai dessiné ou peint, pour mordre sur la réalité, pour[...]

  I prefer to use my hands and irons as much as possible, rather than power tools: - power tools make noise and in the noise I can only hear the noise. - using my[...]

    Many have advised me to present my pieces by placing them on supports, to embellish them. I remain convinced that those pieces have no need to be valorised, that their value is intrinsic.[...]

  The world of nature is all interconnected, even underground. In the case of plants, this underground interconnection can also occur between the roots of trees and those of fungi. the radical apex The root[...]

  too many pieces, too close, I know, but there's no more space, the shop is full as an egg, every shelf, every box, every drawer... help!

          the logogram in choosing the logogram I was inspired by the figure of the tree, in particular by these two pictograms. the first is a kanji, a Japanese character, evolution of the second, Chinese,[...]

  Even the woods I use for jewelery are among the finest, the hardest and most compact, the most resistant to impact and pressure. And they are their natural color, the color of the wood[...]