Di Viccaro’s work is defined by its physical presence. Layer after layer, the oil paint is shaped with the palette knife, creating depth, texture and a sense of controlled movement. Because of this approach, the landscape becomes an emotional structure rather than a simple representation. In this painting, Positano emerges through vertical rhythms of color and reflections that open toward the sea. The cliffs rise with sculptural force while the architecture dissolves into planes of light. Moreover, the palette-knife strokes add energy and clarity, revealing the essence of the place without describing it literally. The paint is thick, precise and alive. Each gesture leaves a trace that holds light in different ways, giving the surface a vibrant and tactile quality. As a result, the viewer experiences the work not only visually but physically, as if the scene were built directly from color. A Work for Collectors Collectors value Di Viccaro’s paintings for their contemporary character and for the emotional strength of his material language. This painting is both a tribute to Positano and a refined example of palette-knife mastery, ideal for interiors that seek color, presence and artistic identity.