Roberto Di Viccaro

Roberto Di Viccaro explores the relationship between light, reflection, and memory, transforming the Mediterranean landscape into a suspended and immersive visual experience. His work is rooted in the essence of the Amalfi Coast, yet moves beyond representation, translating places like Positano into circular compositions that evoke continuity, perception, and emotional resonance. Through a refined use of color and form, Di Viccaro constructs a visual language where the horizon dissolves, and the boundary between reality and reflection becomes fluid. The circle, a recurring element in his work, is not a geometric constraint, but a conceptual device: a lens through which the landscape is reinterpreted, mirrored, and internalized. His paintings do not depict a place; they recreate the experience of being within it. Working exclusively with Italian Fine Art Gallery, Di Viccaro represents a contemporary vision of the Mediterranean that resonates with an international audience, bridging tradition and abstraction. His works are part of private collections and are increasingly sought after by collectors looking for a distinctive interpretation of Italian landscape in contemporary art.