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// Linconscio Razionale by Dadamaino is an acrylic painting on canvas from the period between 1975 and 1977. The work reflects Dadamaino's exploration of minimalism and abstraction, focusing on subtle, nearly imperceptible marks across a largely monochromatic surface. The painting features a white background punctuated by delicate, linear strokes scattered evenly, inviting a meditative viewing experience. These minimal interruptions on the canvas suggest a rhythmic, almost subconscious structure, aligning with the title’s reference to a rational subconscious. The sparse composition embodies the artist's investigation into space, perception, and the boundaries between visible and invisible elements.
Linconscio Razionale, 1975 /1977
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// Linconscio Razionale by Dadamaino is an acrylic painting on canvas from the period between 1975 and 1977. The work reflects Dadamaino's exploration of minimalism and abstraction, focusing on subtle, nearly imperceptible marks across a largely monochromatic surface. The painting features a white background punctuated by delicate, linear strokes scattered evenly, inviting a meditative viewing experience. These minimal interruptions on the canvas suggest a rhythmic, almost subconscious structure, aligning with the title’s reference to a rational subconscious. The sparse composition embodies the artist's investigation into space, perception, and the boundaries between visible and invisible elements.
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Il Movimento Delle Cose, 1994
Drawing / Watercolor
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