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“Altro non posso fare che germogliare e fiorire” by Davide Puma
24 March 2022 - 24 April 2022
| The artist Davide Puma, originally from Liguria and fond of the colors, scents and lights of this land, after having exhibited his paintings internationally, returns to his origins and with his arrival in Genoa, spring blooms. The artworks created for the exhibition “Altro non posso fare che germogliare e fiorire” (I can’t do anything else but sprout and blossom) are hypnotizing and seem to whisper sweetly to us to immerse ourselves in them, in order to find and amaze ourselves in front of natural spectacles, in a cradling and flourishing nature. For the occasion, the gallery has commissioned the communication agency Siks Adv to create a new video that will be projected for the entire duration of the exhibition in one of the rooms of Studio Rossetti Underground, to guide the viewer in the interpretation of the personality and artistic vision of Davide Puma. |
The guiding force behind Davide Puma’s exhibition is, in fact, nature, with which he has an intimate and deep-rooted relationship. It contains, in all its vital forms, in its language and in its components, what for the artist represents the meaning of the universe. Puma’s artistic imagery describes nature transcending its physical dimension, the atmospheres it suggests oscillate between the fairy-tale and the dreamlike. The delicacy and lightness that run through Davide Puma’s canvases lead to a reflection on nature and on the superior laws that determine it and allow each element that is part of it to move and change. The importance that Puma attributes to color, to the expression of nature and to light determined the choice that the artist made to move to paint in the Ligurian town of Bordighera. A place particularly linked to art, with bright energies and brilliant details. Even Monet, traveling with Renoir, was enchanted by this place for its lights and its pink and blue colors, which are the same in which Davide Puma dips his brushes. |
