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Unique Piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed media in a Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 × 42 × 1,5 cm Concept: «Turning points born of senseless ways out and rainbows without borders.» The Italian expression Vi(t)a brings together vita…

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed-media drawing in a Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 x 42 x 1,5 cm Concept: The phrase Subject to Terrestriality for Life surfaces as an intuitive notation and contains a double meaning. For…

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed-media drawing in a Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 × 42 × 1,5 cm Concept: “In the end, it will be as You will it: whatever thing, whatever wave, but in Your own…

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: Written Painting Technique: mixed media on Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4x42x1,5 cm Concept: daily, extemporaneous reflections in a logbook dedicated to insights. This Moleskine contains several unpublished drawings, poems, thoughts and abstractions.

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed media in a Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 x42 x 1,5 cm Concept: «And then, in the void of nothingness, there was the Whole, and solitude became togetherness.» The void is not…

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed media in a Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 x 42 x 1,5 cm Concept: «Risen anew from the garden of what was aborted. Allowing the self to blossom within the Self.» The…

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed media in a Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 x 42 x 1,5cm Concept: «The Still Point rages on, undisturbed.» The Still Point does not represent inertia, but the stable principle around which…

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed media on Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 x42 x 1,5 cm Concept: «In the eye of the cyclone, the Point of Light holds sway, and I (re)exist.» Amid the cycles and cyclones…

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed media in a Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 x 42 x 1,5cm Concept: «What is of Value does not fade: it blossoms.» Authentic value does not coincide with the immutable permanence of…

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed media in a Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 x 42 x 1,5 cm Concept: «A love-shaped hole. A void that feeds itself without ever being sated. To satisfy one’s hunger… a way…

Unique piece Year: 2016 Series: MOLESKINE_Written Painting Technique: mixed media in a Moleskine Sketchbook Dimensions: 13,4 x 42 x 1,5 cm Concept: «Once upon a time, there was a caterpillar…» The caterpillar «once was» because its former shape now belongs…

WAY OUT

Spontaneous Reflections

MOLESKINE_Written Painting Series

A Moleskine is a bound notebook intended to hold notes, drawings and fragments of thought. In this series, it becomes an intimate and portable space of receptivity, in which inner images, words, flashes of colour and abstract forms are recorded as they surface.

The entire series is contained within a single Moleskine Sketchbook:

WAY OUT. Spontaneous Reflections, 2016
Mixed media in a Moleskine Sketchbook
Unique and indivisible artwork.

Drawings, writings, poems, reflections and abstractions remain bound in their original sequence: each two-page spread represents a moment within a single logbook, rather than an autonomous or separable work.

The term Written Painting refers to Yves Klein’s 1961 Chelsea Hotel Manifesto, in which he described the text as “a written painting of the short history of my art” and related it to the Monotone-Silence Symphony. Painting thus extends beyond the painted image into words, voice, duration and silence.

In the ART OF THE SPIRIT, this intuition becomes a receptive practice. Written Painting does not illustrate a previously formulated thought, but transcribes what emerges from a condition of inner silence. As in Meditative Writing, the artist brings the physical, emotional, mental and superconscious dimensions into coherence; logic and personality are not eliminated, but temporarily cease to direct the process.

Word, line, colour and form become manifestations of a single perceptual act: the invisible inscribes itself into matter and becomes visible.

The gallery images document the individual two-page spreads of the Moleskine and should be understood as parts of the artwork in its entirety.