Michele di Sarno presents his POPART works with charm and a contemporary flair. His idols are the greats of the scene, so you'll find borrowings from Andy Warhol, Richard Hamilton, and Roy Lichtenstein. Historical inspirations can be found in his work.

He mixes his unusual motifs—often borrowed from comics or the art scene—in a new way and arranges them in his own style. He attempts to change the rigid and inflexible outlook of his peers by processing existing materials. His works are humorous and often provocative, exciting, and full of discovering allusions. Renewed in its context and rebellious in its implementation, he has developed an expressive type of artwork, which he creates with a distinctive technique and individual writing.