Senza Titolo 2015

Zani Corrado made this untitled work with paint on paper, but when? I love how this painting isn't trying to be anything other than itself. It's a record of movement. Look at the way Corrado uses the brush, those big confident strokes of black paint laying down the essence of a tree without getting bogged down in the details. The grays and lavenders, are almost like ghosts of colors. The paint isn’t overworked. Everything feels immediate, like a snapshot of a fleeting moment. See how those thick black lines define the trunks, but also create a kind of rhythm? It reminds me of Twombly, but with a raw, untamed energy. It's a conversation across time, an echo of gestures, and a reminder that art is always in motion, always becoming.