Susanna Gatto, a Venetian painter, trained at an art school and studied fabric, glass, and watercolor, honing her mastery of color. Her works are distinguished by intense symbolism and surreal lyricism, using a technique that places color at the center of attention.
The color choice isn't decorative. It's deliberate, sharp, radical.
Red pulsates. Blue retreats. Black whispers. Each hue is a critical gesture, an act of subtraction or revelation. It is painting as a political act of feeling.
The work does not propose, but questions.
It does not show, but invokes.
And whoever looks does not remain a spectator, but enters into play as a sensitive and disarmed body.
It's no longer a matter of understanding. It's a matter of feeling precisely.