Piero Casarin is an Italian painter and sculptor whose works have been widely exhibited throughout Italy. Piero isn't content to simply represent reality objectively, but reworks it, sharing not just what he sees, but how he sees it.
Piero uses high-quality jute canvases, which he assembles himself, also performing the necessary treatments. For his sheet metal works, the material comes from farms in the Asolo area (Treviso, Veneto), purchased directly from local farmers. The shaped cardboard boxes are recovered from industries that use them to transport PVC reels.
His choice to paint on reused or self-prepared materials is fundamental: a focus on the ecological dimension of art.

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