 In this series of around twenty paintings depicting a river delta, Lucatello procatively introduces the somewhat improbable yet distinct form of a teapot, clearly visible in all its reassuring familiarity.By persisting in this direction, Lucatello gradually develops his own ideological vision and painting style, reaching artistic maturity in the late sixties and early seventies.His research takes on ever more depth, he becomes more attentive towards particulars, focusing on the smallest and most specific of details, so as to maximize the freedom of form, liberating it from each of its apparent meanings.