Sante Muro works on the border between figuration and collective imagination, where painting becomes a narrative device. His works inhabit a suspended space: faces, interiors, and urban landscapes emerge as fragments of memory, interspersed with references to pop culture, art history, and everyday life filtered through the artist's emotional gaze.

The pictorial gesture is direct, layered, never neutral. Each image seems to hold an inner time, a silent tension between what is shown and what remains implied. In this balance between intimacy and contemporary iconography, Muro constructs a poetics that speaks of human beings, their contradictions, and their constant need to recognize themselves in images.

For Sante Muro, painting is not representation but presence.