“A whole speech dedicated to Pozzo's work would be necessary, work that grew, was interrupted and resumed during various points in his career. Here, we are referring to the diversity of the cards that he brings to the table in a game of abstract rhythm or of colours that forestall "repetitive" or informal solutions at a time when these expressions had not yet been coined. This in itself is a speech, a private conversation that reports news from the artist's studio. It must also be mentioned because the public got wind of this conversation from some pieces in Spazzapan’s exhibition at the biennial […] In our opinion, the shiny gold and silver streaks that fall somewhere between a repudiated Liberty in the excessive floral ornamentation that still lives on in tastes linked to "artificial" painting and the growing number of bronze spots found at one point in Pollock's canvases, certainly have a unique charm. It is enough to enjoy any particularly vibrant example of Pozzo’s work.”

Albino Galvano, 1965