Not in vain Pellizzi has training as an architect, and this is reflected in different planimetric distributions in many of his pieces. Blue Rectangle over Yellow Rectangle over Red Rectangle stands out, in which the author conceives a corridor from which two disordered spatial languages ​​emanate and merge. It is precisely this confusion that provides the character of amusement to the pieces on display. When you look at the gallery as a whole, you get the impression that it is a game room and not an exhibition hall.

The author conceived the Complex Shapes pieces in an artistic residency granted by the gallery for several months on the island. It is therefore inevitable that the work on display by Pellizzi contains elements that refer to the island landscape. These are based on the obviousness of being surrounded by the sea. In the same way, the pieces produced also play with the concept of the logo since the proposal can be understood from the graphic design as the creation of a corporate image referring to the ground on which it sits and, at the same time, as pure entertainment.