Mutation rythmique bi-jaune 1965

Guido Molinari has given us these blocks of warm hues, side by side, shimmering on a vertical plane. What a pleasure to imagine him at work, trying, erring, and hitting the spot. I imagine Molinari carefully considering his every move. You know? The weight of the paint, its thickness on the canvas, the very surface, these aren't accidents. It’s a dance between intention and chance, right? The way those yellows, oranges and browns vibrate, they're not just colors; they’re feelings, rhythms, and melodies. When I look at the whole of Molinari's work, I see an artist who understood that painting isn't just about making pretty pictures. It’s about thinking, feeling, and questioning the very nature of seeing. He reminds us that art is never made in a vacuum, and that we are always in conversation with those who came before, and those who will come after.