Lucio Corsi....his surrealist songs...in a Carlo Verdoni's italian cinema

 Compelling figure already in the interpretation of Vita da Carlo...Lucio Corsi allows us to enter without too many pretensions into a surrealist painting, but not the paranoid one of Dalí, he distances himself from it.....A silent disturber....words that with a gentle and evocative gaze of childhood immerse us in a painting similar to those created by René Magritte...saboteur tranquille, due to his ability to insinuate doubts about reality through the representation of reality itself, does not bring reality closer to interpret it, nor to portray it, but to show its indefinable mystery. The intention of his work is to allude to everything as a mystery and not to define it... and therefore leads us all to our childhood, leaving us surprised but also doubtful about the corrupt or distorted construction of today's dogmas on which our existence is based..... Just a second place... so the artist remains understood but not triumphant... otherwise he would risk losing his message..... not hedonic..... but doubtful