robot assassino (2023) Drawing by Stefano Galli

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Robot assassino La guerra poteva finire solo disattivando la parte irriducibile; quella che era comunemente ritenuta preda del male. Spegnere i collegamenti elettrici poteva sembrare semplice, ma in realtà avrebbe richiesto un piano d’attacco complicatissimo perché il fulcro principale, stanziato nel noto edificio “mente”, in[...]
Robot assassino
La guerra poteva finire solo disattivando la parte irriducibile; quella che era comunemente ritenuta
preda del male. Spegnere i collegamenti elettrici poteva sembrare semplice, ma in realtà avrebbe
richiesto un piano d’attacco complicatissimo perché il fulcro principale, stanziato nel noto edificio
“mente”, in caso di intervento, avrebbe attivato istantaneamente almeno due altre sedi
alternative, inoltre la parte di edificio interessata era difesa dalle più ottuse forze militari
robotiche: truppe votate alla distruzione non prima di avere esaurito tutte le possibilità di offesa.
Bisognava comunque agire; la guerra proseguiva nel modo più caotico non potendo ormai con
certezza distinguere chi era alleato e chi no. Inoltre, dovemmo rinunciare al complotto
segretamente ordito con il vice risultando di non facile realizzazione.
La soluzione si trovò con l’applicazione di un metodo molto utilizzato in passato: risolvere con
metodi semplici situazioni complesse: avremmo mandato a compiere l’azione un solo individuo,
cosa che non avrebbe messo in allarme il sistema; costui avrebbe dovuto avere particolari doti
visto la catena difensiva. Fu arruolato un robot catturato fra i difensori dell’edificio che,
ricondizionato, istruito e dotato di un software di stimolazione all’iniziativa, arricchito della
conoscenza del terreno già in suo possesso avrebbe assicurato una buona percentuale di successo.
Il robot fu ufficialmente chiamato “Cuore Assassino”. Alcuni robot alleati ebbero qualcosa da
eccepire circa la sua utilizzazione, però, una volta conosciuto lo soprannominarono “Cranio
Asinino”. La missione era pronta.
Cranio Assassino penetrò nella fortezza seguendo il percorso che riteneva più sicuro; man mano
che incontrava robot o macchinari dall’aspetto leggermente robotico li distruggeva a colpi di
mitraglia, fino a raggiungere il quadro elettrico di collegamento il cui aspetto semplice e ridotto
non avrebbe mai fatto sospettare della sua importanza. Assassino abbassò i coltelli ma non
successe nulla. Fu proprio la sua fanatica esaltazione a fargli capire essere stato bai passato il
collegamento e senza perdere un attimo si gettò da una finestra nella roggia sottostante mentre
gli ex colleghi gli sparavano senza pietà.
Si interruppe il collegamento tra lui e il comando.

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Stefano Galli, born in 1950 in Falconara Marittima and nurtured amidst the dynamic milieu of Milan, seamlessly intertwines his artistic and scientific pursuits. Refusing to perceive[...]

Stefano Galli, born in 1950 in Falconara Marittima and nurtured amidst the dynamic milieu of Milan, seamlessly intertwines his artistic and scientific pursuits. Refusing to perceive a schism between the foundational principles of industrial and civil design and his lifelong commitment to art, Galli embarked on a journey where creativity and functionality coalesce.

Drawing inspiration from futurism, metaphysics, and surrealism, Galli's paintings bear the unmistakable imprint of these influential artistic movements, all while maintaining a distinct connection to the world of comics. His artistic vision transcends mere visual representation, delving into the realm of narrative composition. Themes, rich with inspiration, serve as the scaffolding upon which he constructs intricate narrative paths, often intertwining stories with images. Renowned art critic Prof. Philippe Daverio characterizes Galli's artistic expression as "meta-real," a playful manipulation of reality that distorts visual perception while affirming a concept of continuity between opposing forces—between the above and the below, the inside and the outside.

The evolution of Galli's painting unfolds as a nuanced exploration of interiors and exteriors in both space and time. His canvases feature perspectives dramatically altered to convey the absence of traditional spatial and temporal constraints, offering a singular tableau where deformation begets multiple viewpoints. In his hands, the canvas becomes a storytelling medium, akin to comic strips, allowing viewers to transcend time with a single glance. Galli emerges as a modern storyteller, utilizing the language of painting to present a dynamic fusion of narratives seen through the lens of art.

Galli's artistic triumphs have found homes in numerous collections across Italy and beyond. His works grace the walls of private collectors in Switzerland, France, Belgium, Germany, England, Spain, Russia, and the United Arab Emirates.

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