The Wedding at Cana
Sig. Paolo, cheers. Should you require any attention, I believe you should give up on the false hopes. We tend to go fast through time, sometimes unnoticed, and the only hope is that we leave a signature that marks our visit not necessarily on Earth’s stone, but on man’s heart of stone. Once you become desperate enough, you would probably move on, and if you did not, recall why you wished for your so-called current freedom that bad. From your painting standpoint, I find a metaphor that marks mankind’s sinning error. It is not that we tend to leave virtue for a picnic on a yin-yang land of fire and snow, but rather it is our nonsense machinery to look for a focus lens through others. We get unconsciously unguided, following the crowd, pleasing music tastes you and I find internally worthy of no audience, and with that, we become hollow, ignorant, and melancholic wanderers who are not sure about their own name. Yet, I suggest we breathe: perhaps take a minute to realize that we hav...