Tino Stefanoni's art is characterized by the desire to "want to present things rather than want to represent them" and the most recurring themes in his works since the mid-1980s are landscapes and still lifes.
In Untitled F 97 the Lecco artist portrays everyday objects with measured austerity, accompanied, however, by a very subtle vein of emotion.

In fact, the neutrality of the design of his first researches now leaves room for emotion, suggested by the vibratile chromatism with which the artist dyes elementary subjects, which in a short time will become one of his best known works.

Location: room n. 2