Self-taughtartist, he began to paint for attraction which he felt towards spontaneous gesture and no conditioning, typical of dripping.
Artist a little introverted, he expresses himself fully in his paintings and in his works on paper.
His first works are a tribute to US artist Jackson Pollock.
He with his casual, rotating, and even violent gestures, express all his inner world and throwit on the canvas using strong colors, randoml ymixed, where many times the black color is predominant.
Black we notice it in the background and, especially in the first paintings, in the castings, in the droplets.
The second artistic period see shim engaged in an artistic metamorphosis, always geared to pure abstraction.
In fact, Pasquale, treasuring the experiences gained in the field of art, creates more personalized paintings, where dripping is replaced by more important interventions.
His artistic technique also changes in the use of colors, more mixed between them and slightlyl ighter.
What does not change in Pasquale is that he express everything himself and his inner world in the canvases.