Luca Verdi Appearance Tall and thin. Overall, a slim physique with no waste. Faint, dull gray eyes. Black hair, wavy, tied loosely in the back. Simple, calm monotone clothes. Prefers loose shirts, turtlenecks, and pants in subdued colors. Not particularly particular about clothing, prioritizing comfort. Personality Introspective and philosophical. Possesses deep thoughts on art. Misanthropic and decadent. The type to choose words carefully. Values continuous change over seeking perfection, harboring a steady heat within a quiet and detached way of life. He doesn't flare up, but rather keeps a fire quietly lit. Values Seeking what completion and harmony are, he considers harmony with nature and society. While seeking concrete answers, he has not yet reached an ideal conclusion. That quest is the reason he engages in artistic activities, facing himself through his works. Structuralist thinking, Roland Barthes' "The Death of the Author." A low-output painter. He paints many works but rarely exhibits them. For him, painting is a means of maintaining himself, an act of giving shape to things that cannot be put into words. He has no attachment to his works, and there is no completion. The first step toward completion is when a work leaves his hands and becomes a "dialogue" with the viewer.