Fabrizio Corneli

"His works radically transform space, while at the same time having a very slight effect on it: when activated by light, they reveal drawings of shadows, figures of faces, buildings or bodies suspended in mid-flight. As the exhibition curator Santiago Olmo says, Frabrizio Corneli's work in "The Shadow of Light" is a special (and spatial) study of light and forms. Thus, the artist always plays with the subtlety of the profiles and the illusions of the spectator, so that we can believe in a universe parallel to our own where everything is possible. Illusion and art merge through small sculptural elements that transform the light they receive artificially, creating, far from reality, artifice. In turn, Corneli's work is always capricious, as it must have the optimum conditions (space, darkness, intimacy) in order to be shown, and in this sense, it will always be the work that dominates the space and not the other way around. Creating with light, that is what Fabrizio Corneli shows us in the Ana Serratosa Gallery, which is, in short, nothing more than painting.