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// Superficie (Vanilla/Gold) by Enrico Castellani, created in 1968, is a limited edition plastic relief print measuring 30 x 30 cm. Castellani, a pioneer of the Zero movement, explores the interaction between light, shadow, and form in this work. The piece features a grid of raised points that create a rhythmic pattern across the surface, catching and dispersing light to generate a dynamic play of highlights and shadows. The subtle vanilla and gold hues add a delicate elegance to the work, enhancing its sculptural quality. Castellani’s minimalist approach emphasizes the tactile and optical experience, inviting viewers to engage with the texture and depth of the artwork in an almost meditative manner.
Superficie (Vanilla/Gold), 1968
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// Superficie (Vanilla/Gold) by Enrico Castellani, created in 1968, is a limited edition plastic relief print measuring 30 x 30 cm. Castellani, a pioneer of the Zero movement, explores the interaction between light, shadow, and form in this work. The piece features a grid of raised points that create a rhythmic pattern across the surface, catching and dispersing light to generate a dynamic play of highlights and shadows. The subtle vanilla and gold hues add a delicate elegance to the work, enhancing its sculptural quality. Castellani’s minimalist approach emphasizes the tactile and optical experience, inviting viewers to engage with the texture and depth of the artwork in an almost meditative manner.
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Enrico Castellani
Superficie (Vanilla/Gold), 1968
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