The age of the sickle

From the history of the millennial peasant civilization, comes the great Cycle of Works called "The Age of the Scythe" whose absolute protagonist is man and his face hardened by fatigue.

Gianbecchina's look at the peasant world is a true poetic and cognitive reconnaissance of the man-nature relationship.

Most striking about this cycle is the broad chromatic scope that animates each work, the solemnity of the scenery, the vividness of the light immersed in the miracle of nature.