Summer Taste

The work masterfully imagine a possible future scenario representing isolated, forgotten places where man’s presence is alluded to but in the past, where nature has re-appropriated its spaces, thus confirming its indisputable key position in the totality of reality. The dialectics emerging from these possible scenarios is anything but taken for granted and the Salucci’s spectacular images are wavering. What seems to be at the centre of the question is nature’s claim as creator even and of human action. Following its times and needs, it takes, removes and reclaims what has always belonged to it.The result is an aesthetically harmonious and contradictory union, created from the complicity of vivid natural elements that insinuate their way into the nooks and crannies of ancient, half-forgotten places with the aim of originating a feeling in the balance between inherency and disorientation, reassurance and perturbance, nostalgia and fulfilment that, in turn, suggest in unison a questioning of pre- established manmade scenarios.