Mare Rosso, Mare Blu, and Mare Giallo try to go beyond the boundaries of the image that is usually referenced.

The aim was to avoid representing any element that could even be vaguely recognizable, focusing instead on the creation of abstract elements.

The sound is evocative and not descriptive, and the presence of a few elements referring to the natural world (such as the call of nocturnal birds in Mare Giallo) contributes to the creation of a dreamlike and undefined space.