To Adamo, art is ultimately about expression. It is his way of liberating his ideas and emotions. To realize this expression, he has developed the careful and sophisticated language of painting. He states, “I am once again reminded of the delicate balance of things great and small. Color and texture from nature and simple iconography from my ancestry combine to form the language of my work.”
His work is also very much an expression of action. He loves the process of creating the piece, working the medium into unique textures and compositions. Only when the expression is sustained can he step away and leave the painting. “Painting,” he says, is very much about the process of discovering problems and then solving them.”