Carbonetta  is a enlightening and lissome painter who favors landscape painting and still lifes, in which the succession of plains and volumes reach their expressive synthesis by means of warm color-tones that reveal the natural shapes of the subjects.
His painting is a venture of brush strokes and tones with the prevalence of yellows, greens and light blues.
Carbonetta 's main characteristic, however, is his use of light. His paintings seems to radiate a joyous light. Although there are many qualites of his artwork, this rediscovery of light emerges as the most significant.
Apparently simple in their design, his paintings attain a vast arrangement of sky and earth that imbues the atmosphere with a delicate enchantment.
A true painter-poet, he conceives his through contemplation and hard work. Precisely for this reason, he may be described as an attentive, accurate and adroit painter. Clearly he strives for the essentials. Indeed, his landscape paintings rarely display a distracting human figure that might interrupt his subtly calculated linear  rhythms.
Carbonetta's landscape painting extends in infinite silences, in  interpretation of milieu that surrounds him.

Costantino Porreca