The viewer who observes Renzo Galardini's painting enters a world where technical skill and imagination merge in a surreal deception. His paintings tell of allegories, children's games, horses, turtles, puppets and garlands. With them the artist expresses his own social and moral values, making his painting cultured and full of meanings. The essence of reality is narrated in fairytale settings, spaces in which the artist is a puppeteer who tightens his own painting with thin threads. His figures are dead textiles and paper, of great refinement and elegance.
Galardini is an undisputed protagonist in the Italian and European art scene. His chiaroscuro, drawing, dedication to creation are components that refer to distant times, in which engraving was considered a high expression of artistic work.
The Michelangelo art gallery offers a selection of his most intense and meaningful paintings, in which the viewer gets lost and dreams.
