Nazario Fusco (Positano, 1954) transposes on the canvas an intimate and personal view of his land as only who was born  between those lanes and stairs can have.

 

The chief and essential subject of Nazario Fusco's world  and his pictorial research are narrow stairs, quaint lanes, old walls, small doors, asymmetric  windows, and houses with domed or round roofs that seems to give us a different and unusual  image of Positano.

 

The paintings of Nazario Fusco perfectly convey a feeling of truth and of a deeper attachment to a so old and respectable land; they are the witness of his strong need to return to his roots.