Fronteversismo. From the first moment I heard this word, the thought of the pre-Socratic philosopher Heraclitus echoed in my mind: the harmony of opposites, a concept that encompasses the two universal sides of the coin. As in the Heraclitean spirit, also in the confrontationist reflection we find the harmonious union between light and darkness, merged in the embrace between the gentle fall of the evening and the glow of the first light of dawn, a prelude to a new day.
The philosophical message transmitted through visual art contains an extremely simple and current principle, namely the harmonic conjunction of diversity: peace.
This sentiment is evoked by the moonlight and the splendor of the sun powerfully depicted in the paintings of Giuseppe Siniscalchi, the enlightened messenger of our times, conveying the beacon of peace and harmony through his artistic language.