Due quadrati diversi

n Due quadrati diversi (Two Different Squares), Remoi's Motivi Infantili collection returns to the exploration of yellow’s luminosity, using geometry not as a rigid rule, but as an excuse for instinctive graphic play. The work chromatically connects to pieces like Esse Uno and Erre, maintaining the electric solar quality that characterizes the most joyful moments of the series.

The background is a field of vibrant, textured yellow, applied with brushstrokes that create an irregular and vital weave. Emerging from this surface are the "motifs" of the title: two stylized quadrangular shapes that seem to float and interlock precariously. As is customary in Remoi’s work, the broad, almost calligraphic black mark is overlaid with a raised white filament, lending three-dimensionality and dynamism to the entire composition.

The lines are not closed or perfect; on the contrary, they feature open angles and broken strokes that recall a child's attempt to bring order to the world through drawing. Due quadrati diversi is a hymn to creative imperfection, where the rigidity of geometry is defeated by the freedom of the pictorial gesture.