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multiple, 1990, polystyrene balls and printed paper on styrofoam and moulded paper, 1990, signed in pencil, numbered 14/40. in good condition. 1380 x 1895 mm. // La scala by Enzo Cucchi, created in 1990, is a minimalist mixed media piece incorporating polystyrene balls and printed paper arranged on styrofoam and molded paper. The composition is defined by a series of circular polystyrene elements arranged in a diagonal, ladder-like formation on a predominantly white background. Each ball contains a small printed paper image, creating a subtle narrative within each sphere. The stark simplicity of the layout and the limited color palette direct the viewer's focus to the textures and arrangement, invoking themes of ascent, progression, or isolated thoughts. Cucchi’s conceptual approach in this work encourages contemplation on spatial relationships and the progression of ideas or states.
La scala, 1990
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multiple, 1990, polystyrene balls and printed paper on styrofoam and moulded paper, 1990, signed in pencil, numbered 14/40. in good condition. 1380 x 1895 mm. // La scala by Enzo Cucchi, created in 1990, is a minimalist mixed media piece incorporating polystyrene balls and printed paper arranged on styrofoam and molded paper. The composition is defined by a series of circular polystyrene elements arranged in a diagonal, ladder-like formation on a predominantly white background. Each ball contains a small printed paper image, creating a subtle narrative within each sphere. The stark simplicity of the layout and the limited color palette direct the viewer's focus to the textures and arrangement, invoking themes of ascent, progression, or isolated thoughts. Cucchi’s conceptual approach in this work encourages contemplation on spatial relationships and the progression of ideas or states.
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