This is the first work of a series called Error. Produced following the emotions after a deep meditative session and choosing colors and shapes accordingly. Acrylic on canvas and wooden sticks Ilari, an artist with Italian roots and a European spirit, stands out for his vibrant artistic exploration, permeated by a deep connection with the emotions and situations that surround him. His foray into the world of painting, though late, reveals a meditative experience in which the artist deeply immerses himself, transferring his emotions onto the canvas through the use of spray paints and markers. With a palette dominated by matte black and moss green, Ilari paints not only with his hand but with his soul, conveying the complexity of his feelings on each canvas. His series "Error" represents an incursion into abstraction, where Ilari surrenders to the free flow of emotions and surrounding objects, accepting errors as an integral part of the creative process. This spontaneous and experimental approach challenges the very essence of human free will, revealing the utopian aspiration for an existence without limits or preconceptions. But Ilari does not limit himself to his personal practice; he also emerges as a creative artistic producer, collaborating with emerging talents internationally. The performances convinced by him, immersed in the atmosphere of temporary galleries created in artists' studios, represent a blend of creativity and emotional connection. Through these collective experiences, Ilari manages to capture the essence of human emotions and transform them into works of art that celebrate the beauty of collaboration and sharing. Ultimately, Ilari's work is an invitation to explore the world through the lens of emotions, turning every moment into an opportunity to express the beauty and complexity of the human experience. So far Ilari produced 3 exhibitions curated by Domenico de Chirico in Italy, Sweden and Bulgaria - this last one by ONE gallery. This is an itinerary international project with 2 more shows to come, in Berlin and Cape Town. He also produced and curated one more exhibition in Italy. He’s currently collaborating on the production of a 3 days festival in London with the artists from the artists agency House of Juba and for an out of Biennale 2026 in Venice. For more information, please visit fondazioneilbottone.com