"In art, the unpredictable is always present. The artist plays with the destiny, that is unpredictable. The artist, immersed in the contemporary world, knows that he must redefine the temporal parameters of his art. The artist must choose between the ideal in his art and the representation of nature in itself. Sometimes it blends styles. As Gombrich said, today with the term "art" we mean something very complex that is due to the artist's work and its final realization. Although the work of art is the manifestation of the artist, we must focus our attention to it: look, observe, imagine and dream. A work of art has to satisfy three parameters: it must tell a story; it must be capable to unleash feelings and emotions in those who observe it and must possess a truth. This last characteristic is not only connected with the image itself, but also with the materials used and with the story of its creation. Unlike the historical artists who produced their work on commission, that could sometimes result in a clash with the client and a consequent unexpected refusal, contemporary artists can offer to the public their own projects, full of thoughts and emotions, free from constraints."

Mario Guderzo