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Having started as a “boy”, Landon is now more aware as an adult of the responsibilities that a painter faces and takes upon himself. For some time now, the act of painting has been charged with meaning that, to get to the heart of the problem—its punctum—one must delve into the tangle of branches that start from the main trunk. Drawing from a dense space of thought, like a Gordian knot, painting must be tackled with a machete rather than the refinement of intellect.
The magic of his work is that complexity is represented with simple forms that seem contradictory on first reading. The simple compositions that go beyond the perimeter find themselves united beyond the border. Here they appear as gentle islands—atolls of color that seem to welcome among the sinuosities, a silent life that is generating a simple and profound pictorial miracle, like a coral reef modified by the rise in the temperature of the environment.
These islands are like musical notes that float in the Sea of Tranquility, the lunar one, where the silent atmosphere of dust gives body to the intuition of John Cage who made sounds come alive in an ocean of silence.
Here the visual arts return to being audible and seductive, like the song of the sirens of the Odyssey, attracting sailors towards their condemnation. Eros and Thanatos. Love and death.
These are gentle but indelible paintings to look at with your eyes closed.
Massimo Minini