Nicola Bertellotti Jacrot approaches bad weather as a painterly ally rather than a technical obstacle. Through rain, snow, and dense mist, he strips the modern city of its frantic pace, transforming urban chaos into impressionistic, melancholy reveries. His images align with my aesthetic through their textural, atmosphere-rich qualities, where water-streaked glass and diffused reflections blur the boundary between reality and abstraction, celebrating the quiet poetry of tempestuous days.
JACOB BRINTHI love Manuel Banos large-scale works. There is something contemplative about them. The monumentality and materiality of his works feel like magnets, either pulling you in or pushing the space around them.
