WORKS — Contemporary Art and Research on the Spiritual in Art

My artistic practice emerges from the continuous movement of consciousness toward expanded states of awareness. The works are not conceived as final objects, but as manifestations of an evolving process — visible traces of an inner inquiry.

Over more than 30 years of artistic research, three creative phases have emerged:

• a-centr-ism
• Out of the Blue
• The current ART OF SPIRIT

Three complementary ways of exploring immateriality, light, and presence.

A-centr-ism, or acentric art, is a four-phase approach based on the absence of centring elements: it frees expression from the constraints of “-isms” and supports the gradual dissolution of the ego, allowing a non-delimited dimension of being to emerge.

Out of the Blue originates from an encounter with the Chelsea Hotel Manifesto by Yves Klein, reinterpreted through the study of the Rosicrucian philosophy of Max Heindel, to which Klein himself was connected as a student of the Rosicrucian Fellowship in Oceanside, California. The project takes shape as a reinterpretation of the Manifesto, developed over a long period of study and involvement with the Rosicrucian movement in Italy (Studi Rosacrociani).

The ART OF SPIRIT represents a meditative artistic practice aligned with the superconscious: a research that unfolds through painting, light art, land art, digital art, and other contemporary forms.

Each work is accompanied by a technical sheet and a concept, understood not as an explanation, but as a generative principle: an alignment of physical, emotional, mental, and causal levels that shapes both form and meaning.