INFANCY GAMES – 2000 – 70×100
A naval battle seen by the eyes of a child can appear a fantastic scene in the open sea. A match and a hull of walnut were the tolls the Painter used to exploit to realize the boats when he was a little boy, covering the ships with silvered or gilded paper. Along the rivers and rivulets, the game allowed some visions becoming even more realistic, the boats that sank couldn’t get burnt anymore. The match inserts in the hull of walnut is a composition that will never leave Perversi’s art, as it can remember the innate characteristic of imagination and its capacity of producing amazement once approached to pictorial skills, through the fantastic interpretation of reality.