Padre e Figlio 
(Father & Son)

Padre e Figlio (Father & Son) by John Romi is a profound exploration of the connection between father and son, depicted through a composition of contrasted blue tones—both light and dark.

The geometric structure is centered around two major rhombus figures, symbolizing the father and son, bound together through life’s journey. Delicate white lines weave between them, extending from the roots below to the path ahead, illustrating the invisible yet unbreakable bond that ties generations together.Infused within the painting are cuneiform inscriptions—the oldest written language on Earth—bridging ancient history with the present.

The contrast in colors reflects the duality of guidance and independence, while the inscriptions serve as a reminder of wisdom passed down through generations, echoing the eternal nature of this sacred relationship.