Natura Futura

The Natura Futura collection by Remoi represents a visionary journey through eight works that redefine the relationship between the natural environment and human perception in the time to come. While the artist’s previous series focused on the memory of objects and abstract energy, this collection shifts the inquiry toward an aesthetic where the landscape becomes a living organism, capable of merging with rational geometries, primordial myths, and infinite cycles. Through the expert use of the palette knife and a dense materiality, Remoi transforms the canvas into a field of forces where nature is not just contemplated but sculpted as a new and resilient reality.

The narrative core of the collection winds between the dynamic power of works like Cascate dal Cielo (Sky Waterfalls), where water is conceived as a flow of pure electrical energy, and the conceptual stability of Natura Infinita (Infinite Nature), where the infinity symbol encapsulates the secret of perpetual regeneration. This dialogue between movement and stasis further evolves in works such as Albero su Cubo (Tree on Cube) and Natura Inversa (Inverse Nature), where the appearance of geometric volumes and color blocks introduces the theme of contrast between artificial order and the untamable push of organic life. Here, nature inhabits human space, adapting and flourishing atop rigid structures, suggesting a necessary coexistence in the future global ecosystem.

In the more figurative works, such as Cascata in Natura, Drago in Natura, Casetta Innevata, and Paesaggio d’Inverno, Remoi explores silence, myth, and atmosphere. From snow-capped peaks standing against turquoise or night skies to the legendary appearance of mystical creatures among the ice, the collection celebrates the majesty of an untainted yet vibrant world. Natura Futura is, ultimately, a poetic manifesto on the survival of beauty: an invitation to imagine a tomorrow where the purity of the elements—water, wood, rock, and snow—remains the indestructible pillar upon which to rebuild our vision of the world.