Sac. Josè Pacheco wrote in 2000:

A priest’s erotic dreams.

1. Adam, driven out of Paradise, crushed by the shame of his no longer innocent nakedness? Or an unborn adult child forever in the form of the foetus? Dark in his unnamed suffering he lacks the helpmate promised by the creator. Incurable solitude or expectation still full of promise? His gaze everywhere, in the centre, to the ample covering where he seeks (and finds?) refuge.

2. “A priest’s erotic dreams” reveals the artist. The priest who looks, sees, sees himself, assents and is moved by this ‘compassion’ found so unexpectedly. In his last years Roland Barthes spoke of compassion as the distinctive mark of the purest form of literature. And Simon Well considered that in all fields the highest artistic forms have in common the ability, through the grace of pity, to render beautiful and bearable the horror of suffering and misfortune.

3. God the creator forms man from the earth. Thus the artist Caputo da Roma, forming these shapes with his creative hands. The importance of the colour of the various colours,and their harmonious contrasts.Fire purifies,consolidates and renders the whole authentic. It makes each piece an original, ‘unicum’.
The validity of a work of art is measured by time: like an unfailing source it may be seen a thousand times. Like these pieces made from the earth, worked by the hands of the artist and consolidated by fire.