"Two in One"

"Two in One" by Augusto Casarin brings with it an expressiveness of the act of painting in consonance with clues from the natural world. The process of image formation was as fluid and fleeting as its own medium, watercolor, respecting the full creative potential of the matter. Large masses of color promote a great chromatic dynamism that hints at an restlessness of the figure itself. The central face, naive at first glance, can transform, depending on how we view the image, into another countenance. In the game of appearances, the content customarily differs from the form.