The garden surrounding the house where Piccinelli's workshop is located is a mix between Japanese and English style. The artist likes plants that grow freely to confront a certain structure. The garden is an extraordinary formal and chromatic repertoire.Thus; the "English garden" embodies the delicate balance between nature and culture; between order and disorder; between the past and the future. It is a place where imagination and reality merge to create a space where beauty and depth come together; capturing the spirit of life itself.The “English garden” is a living tableau where time slows down and blends into eternity. The seasons dance their ephemeral dance; moving from silent winter to the bright bloom of spring; then to the summer heat and melancholy of autumn. Each season is a metaphor for our own life cycles; our moments of growth; fullness; decline and rebirth.