Da Rodolfo Lepre began his experience as an architect. From a very young age, he discovered he was attracted by the figurative arts, but later, he felt the need to express himself through other means, more suited to contain his emotion. Therefore, he reconsiders the alphabet of shapes and colours, maturing his very personal style very close to geometric abstraction. He then turns to color first, then placing it alongside materials and processes that unmistakably recall the world of architecture and construction: cements, gypsum, glues, stuccoes, sands, plaster, acrylics, oxides, are just some of the substantial components that Hare he uses in his works, to which he gives a new pride, free from the almost 'industrial' connotations that these elements originally carry with them.