Max Serradifalco, with his art, using his satellite photographic technique that investigates the possible transfigurations of everyday’s reality from the sky, seems to capture an elusive reality that etches itself in the imagination of the viewer who then becomes a co-protagonist and interpreter of what the author knows how to show. Or better yet: he knows how to extrapolate, with intellectual and realistic taste, from abstract and surreal visions of what his lens can capture. And here faces, silhouettes, expressions that bring us back to humans and animals and the earthiness of seeing take shape in the eye of the viewer. Thus “the light and shadow that becomes the boundary of the face mirrored within the eyes becomes the pupil of bewilderment.” That creative bewilderment which is the specific essence of the wonder inherent in every work of art.
(Andrea Guastella)