Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Linconscio Razionale

Dadamaino's Il movimento delle cose, a pen and ink drawing featuring intricate, undulating patterns creating a sense of continuous flow and movement, signed and authenticated.
Dadamaino's Il movimento delle cose, a pen and ink drawing featuring intricate, undulating patterns creating a sense of continuous flow and movement, signed and authenticated.
Dadamaino's Il movimento delle cose, a pen and ink drawing featuring intricate, undulating patterns creating a sense of continuous flow and movement, signed and authenticated.

China on paper - Signed, dated and dedicated on the back - Archived and authenticated at Archivio Dadamaino // Il movimento delle cose by Dadamaino, created in 1994, is a pen and ink drawing that exemplifies the artist's exploration of movement and rhythm through repetitive patterns. The artwork features intricate, undulating lines that create a sense of continuous flow and motion across the paper. The delicate, almost hypnotic patterns suggest organic forms and shifting waves, invoking both calm and complexity. This work is part of Dadamaino’s broader study of optical and kinetic art, where simple forms are repeated to create a dynamic visual experience. The piece measures 50 x 70 cm and is signed, dated, and dedicated on the back. It is archived and authenticated by Archivio Dadamaino, further confirming its significance within the artist's oeuvre.

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Il movimento delle cose, 1994

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China on paper - Signed, dated and dedicated on the back - Archived and authenticated at Archivio Dadamaino // Il movimento delle cose by Dadamaino, created in 1994, is a pen and ink drawing that exemplifies the artist's exploration of movement and rhythm through repetitive patterns. The artwork features intricate, undulating lines that create a sense of continuous flow and motion across the paper. The delicate, almost hypnotic patterns suggest organic forms and shifting waves, invoking both calm and complexity. This work is part of Dadamaino’s broader study of optical and kinetic art, where simple forms are repeated to create a dynamic visual experience. The piece measures 50 x 70 cm and is signed, dated, and dedicated on the back. It is archived and authenticated by Archivio Dadamaino, further confirming its significance within the artist's oeuvre.

Artwork Copyright © Dadamaino

Dadamaino

Il Movimento Delle Cose, 1994

Drawing / Watercolor

Pen And Ink

EUR 8,350

Dadamaino

Linconscio Razionale, 1975 /1977

Painting

Acrylic On Canvas

EUR 16,000 - 20,000

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