In Onde ventose (Windy Waves), the Motivi Infantili collection by Remoi explores a dimension of chromatic and emotional turbulence, moving away from the brightness of the yellows to immerse itself in a fiery and nocturnal palette. The work captures the invisible essence of the wind moving through matter, transforming the pictorial gesture into a breath of pure energy. The background is a vibrant tangle of carmine red, raw umber, and violet shades, applied with circular and layered brushstrokes that create a sense of vortex and depth. Against this dense and restless surface, the protagonist motif emerges: a series of curved and dynamic lines evoking the movement of waves or sails whipped by a storm. Remoi’s distinctive technique in this series manifests through the use of a textural white stroke, almost sculptural, which is superimposed on a dark base. This white filament acts like a reflection of light or a trail of foam, defining the structure of the "motif" and giving it a three-dimensionality that seems to make it float above the underlying chromatic storm. In Onde ventose, the artist synthesizes the force of the elements with the freedom of the instinctive mark. There is no rational control, only the will to fix the dynamism of chaos upon the canvas, reminding us that in the language of "Motivi Infantili," nature is not described but experienced as an overwhelming and immediate emotion.
