salvatore Pulvirenti - White Chronicles

Salvatore Pulvirenti (Acireale, 1999) is a Sicilian artist who graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts of Catania. His painting practice stands out for a personal, immediately recognizable style, characterized by green backgrounds and scenes suspended between the paradoxical and the absurd, through which he explores the contradictions of the human condition.

White Chronicles (2026), executed in oil and pencil on canvas (90x60 cm with stretcher), addresses the theme of human alienation in the face of contemporary reality. The work stages an apparently surreal situation that becomes a metaphor for immobility and renunciation of action: a reflection on the moment when the individual, overwhelmed by events, chooses to observe rather than intervene.

Thanks to its symbolic language and the evocative power of the composition, White Chronicles invites the viewer to question the relationship between consciousness, responsibility and reality, confirming the artist's stylistic signature and the coherence of his research.