I ran this exposition at a very special place with a very special context and direction. This is one of my most accomplished mile stone as an artist. I meet "Lino" (Spinoso's mayor) during the shooting of a documentary/film in which both of us participated. It will issue on 2012 and it's titled "Due ma non due" (Two but not two) and the aim of the project was to promote the territory of Val D'Agri in Basilicata. We had a direct feeling and common understanding of the importance of culture and identities and of Art and History to put it in the light. During this shooting, We agreed on a first piece for the town (a Murales) that as used as part of the "storyline" to make a Street Art Piece in a special and symbolical place: The palazzo Caput. I choose to paint "San Rocco" because it's the patron of the place and I did it in stencil form (the modern discourse) on a Old and noble family' palace in ruins as support.

Lino simply asked me if I wanted to make a personal exposition in one very special place that they've been working hard on renovating and at first glance of the Palazzo Ranone, even before seeing the actual location, it was obvious that it was perfect, that the place was perfect for the works and vice versa. I felt like as if I as closing a cycle, in a positive way, I've been working hard for years to "prove my point" and now it seems like the space, community and locals agreed to open their minds to represent their the deep south of Italy, still almost savage, with and through the world and vice versa.