Exhibition of the artist, Lucio Perinotto, a recognized specialist in aeronautical painting and aircraft of the 50s, from October 8 to 25, at the Carré à la Farine.
Perinotto harbors a true fascination for aviation, particularly for military aircraft of the Second World War and the iconic airliners of the 1950s. Through his black and white oil paintings, he has developed a recognizable artistic identity that has extended far beyond the circle of aviation enthusiasts. His world also appeals to art lovers sensitive to the charm and elegance of that era.
In his works, airplanes become much more than mere subjects: they serve as a starting point for immersing oneself in atmospheres imbued with memories, poetry, and nostalgia, evoking a whole world of imagery linked to the 1950s.
With an approach that is both refined and masterful, Perinotto asserts a particularly personal style. His work is distinguished in particular by his unique way of playing with light and nuances, bringing a remarkable presence and energy to each of his compositions.
In his works, airplanes become much more than mere subjects: they serve as a starting point for immersing oneself in atmospheres imbued with memories, poetry, and nostalgia, evoking a whole world of imagery linked to the 1950s.
With an approach that is both refined and masterful, Perinotto asserts a particularly personal style. His work is distinguished in particular by his unique way of playing with light and nuances, bringing a remarkable presence and energy to each of his compositions.
