With a painting style that is simple and essential and therefore very powerful, Marco Tirelli (Rome, 1956) compels the viewer to stop gabbling and linger in the metaphysical space generated by his work. The geometrical shapes, created with great technical and formal strictness, and the almost ancient, hushed colour lead to a concentration of thought between light and darkness. This monograph relates the creative course of this artist who has settled in Spoleto, in the very centre of Italy.
