Series such as TRACES, Live Canvas, Body’s Contaminations, and Moments of Being reflect his ongoing inquiry into the fragility of identity, the epiphany of movement, and the mark left by the body in space—transforming photography into a form of frozen dance. Through a refined aesthetic vision, Risuleo constructs images where light, gesture, and surface interact with an almost painterly precision.

His signature lies in his ability to blend technical discipline with visionary impulse, visual tradition with a drive toward the unknown. In recent years, his research has embraced immersive dimensions, integrating artificial intelligence, generative video, VR installations, and contemporary performative languages. Yet, at the core of his work remains the human being—or its trace—as the existential and poetic nucleus.

His works have been exhibited in museums and unconventional spaces, engaging in constant dialogue with audiences and other artistic forms. His approach—both experimental and precise—places him among the most compelling figures in the contemporary image-making scene, capable of navigating diverse creative territories while preserving the coherence of his gaze.