Seven Seasons of the Spirit. 4. Coming back home 2015

Gian Maria Tosatti made this space, "Seven Seasons of the Spirit. 4. Coming back home," to ask big questions. This isn’t your everyday painting, but think of it as a scene, carefully built with a deep understanding of texture and light. The walls feel like they’ve been through a lot, don't they? Scarred and grey, it’s as if they could tell stories. Imagine Tosatti working on this, layering the material, creating this rough surface. And then there’s the wardrobe. It's a really warm, dark wood, such a contrast to the coldness around it. I wonder what it means to the artist to place this object here, in this rough and cavernous space. It reminds me of other artists who use found objects and installations to create surreal and evocative scenes. This work isn't just about what we see, it's about what we feel, and what we imagine. Artists are always in conversation, aren't they? Building on each other's ideas, pushing boundaries, always searching.