Description
the assayer …
His genius lies in a form of chameleonism that captivates and displaces. He is not a cartoonist in the strict sense, nor a draftsman, nor an illustrator. He is a property finder, a columnist and often a moralist, but not boring. He is a property finder because he uses old advertisements, catalogs, film clips, famous paintings. He starts from what he wants to say and then chooses the accompanying image. Sometimes five minutes are enough, other times much more, because Bucchi is a perfectionist and maybe the image finds it, but he has to deform it until it convinces him, and on the other hand, the deformation of information is itself information. .
