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Wood and PVC. Hand signed by the artist. // Torsioni Sovrapposte Noir by Alberto Biasi is a captivating mixed-media sculpture that explores optical effects through geometric patterns and layered materials. Created in 2017 and part of a limited edition of 15, this work uses wood and PVC to construct a striking interplay of light and shadow. The black and white grid pattern produces a dynamic, twisting illusion as the viewer’s perspective shifts, embodying Biasi’s mastery in the field of optical and kinetic art. Known for his ability to engage the viewer’s senses and alter visual perception, Biasi crafts a meditative experience that seems to pulse with energy despite its static form. Measuring 52 cm in both height and width, with a depth of 10 cm, this piece challenges the boundaries of two-dimensionality in sculpture, emphasizing the artist's exploration of movement through form and contrast.
Torsioni Sovrapposte Noir, 2017
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Wood and PVC. Hand signed by the artist. // Torsioni Sovrapposte Noir by Alberto Biasi is a captivating mixed-media sculpture that explores optical effects through geometric patterns and layered materials. Created in 2017 and part of a limited edition of 15, this work uses wood and PVC to construct a striking interplay of light and shadow. The black and white grid pattern produces a dynamic, twisting illusion as the viewer’s perspective shifts, embodying Biasi’s mastery in the field of optical and kinetic art. Known for his ability to engage the viewer’s senses and alter visual perception, Biasi crafts a meditative experience that seems to pulse with energy despite its static form. Measuring 52 cm in both height and width, with a depth of 10 cm, this piece challenges the boundaries of two-dimensionality in sculpture, emphasizing the artist's exploration of movement through form and contrast.
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