The specialized book "What Remains" offers a deep insight into the artistic work of the Ticinese painter Cesare Lucchini, who has made a significant contribution to abstract-expressive art since the 1960s. With a unique combination of color and light, Lucchini creates fleeting visions that transport the viewer into a world of emotions and interpretations. The catalog places Lucchini's work in the context of sculptural positions by artists such as Alberto Giacometti and Robert Müller, highlighting the thematic engagement with the figure in space. The large-format series of works demonstrate how Lucchini's figures emerge from or disappear into the fog of color and brushstroke. By combining Informel and Pop Art, as well as the influence of the "Young Wild Ones," Lucchini develops a style that balances between abstraction and figuration. This book is a valuable discovery for art lovers and provides a comprehensive overview of Lucchini's extensive oeuvre.