// MAURIZIO PIO ROCCHI, artist and organic farmer
Reviews about Maurizio Pio Rocchi:
"...the Agri-Culture, as in the philosophical aptitude as in the usual appearance, makes the human work legible as a civil inclination. So that, if the human society gives an answer (as it was for the XV century painter), that answer will be good and positive. For this reason it seems even more true what the old wise-man said: "An enormous force stands in the dark depth of earth as it is the white of a sheet, just take the plough for the first and the pen for the other to make it come out". Placing above and changing this sibylline concept we are able to understand the symbolic inclination of Maurizio Pio Rocchi's installations,and consider his devotion for the hard and heavy work carried on his shoulders. And still there is more to discover, there is more to enjoy the effect of culture, in order to catch the fascinating fertility of earth and realize how important is to preserve it fertile for our children, like words of hope for mankind..." (Marcello Carriero) They have written about him:
Marco Risi - Ennio De Santis - Patrizia Ferri - Roberto Lambarelli - Ugo Stincarelli - Enrico Anselmi - Fulvio Abbate - Gaetano Pampallona - Giulio Ladi - Michele Bonatesta - Francesco Martani - Vittoria Biasi - Susanna Misiano - Fiorella Puglia - Ludovico Pratesi - Raffaele Gavarro - Lorella Scacco - Piero Isgrò - Vincenzo Ceniti - Massimo Spano - Virginia Catanese - Lorenzo Bartolini - Roberta Perfetti - Fabrizio Giontella - Barbara Martusciello - Mariella Lestingi - Lisa B. Zimmerman - Marcello Carriero - Giuliana Stella - Fabio Galadini - Fiorenzo de Stefanis - Luigi Pica - Alessandra Bonaccorsi - Cristina Pallotta - Giorgio Pulselli - Amarilli Gastaldi - Domenico Di Tullio - Vincenza Fava - Luca Maroni - Riccardo Mazzoni - Fabrizio Giorgio Azzali - Francesca Di Rocco - Cristina Pontisso - Francesca Barbi Marinetti - Maria Elena Capitanio - Davide Bellalba
"...the Agri-Culture, as in the philosophical aptitude as in the usual appearance, makes the human work legible as a civil inclination. So that, if the human society gives an answer (as it was for the XV century painter), that answer will be good and positive. For this reason it seems even more true what the old wise-man said: "An enormous force stands in the dark depth of earth as it is the white of a sheet, just take the plough for the first and the pen for the other to make it come out". Placing above and changing this sibylline concept we are able to understand the symbolic inclination of Maurizio Pio Rocchi's installations,and consider his devotion for the hard and heavy work carried on his shoulders. And still there is more to discover, there is more to enjoy the effect of culture, in order to catch the fascinating fertility of earth and realize how important is to preserve it fertile for our children, like words of hope for mankind..." (Marcello Carriero) They have written about him:
Marco Risi - Ennio De Santis - Patrizia Ferri - Roberto Lambarelli - Ugo Stincarelli - Enrico Anselmi - Fulvio Abbate - Gaetano Pampallona - Giulio Ladi - Michele Bonatesta - Francesco Martani - Vittoria Biasi - Susanna Misiano - Fiorella Puglia - Ludovico Pratesi - Raffaele Gavarro - Lorella Scacco - Piero Isgrò - Vincenzo Ceniti - Massimo Spano - Virginia Catanese - Lorenzo Bartolini - Roberta Perfetti - Fabrizio Giontella - Barbara Martusciello - Mariella Lestingi - Lisa B. Zimmerman - Marcello Carriero - Giuliana Stella - Fabio Galadini - Fiorenzo de Stefanis - Luigi Pica - Alessandra Bonaccorsi - Cristina Pallotta - Giorgio Pulselli - Amarilli Gastaldi - Domenico Di Tullio - Vincenza Fava - Luca Maroni - Riccardo Mazzoni - Fabrizio Giorgio Azzali - Francesca Di Rocco - Cristina Pontisso - Francesca Barbi Marinetti - Maria Elena Capitanio - Davide Bellalba