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Signore e Signori…

Giulio Paolini Untitled, 1973 collage featuring close-up eyes on either side of a central camera, exploring themes of perception and observation.

Unique - Collage on card - Signed on the reverse - In excellent condition // Untitled (Senza titolo) by Giulio Paolini, created in 1973, is a unique collage that reflects the artist's interest in perception, vision, and the role of the viewer in the artwork. This collage features a triptych arrangement: the left and right sections display close-up images of human eyes gazing outward, while the central section features a vintage camera, with its lens symbolically aligned between the two sets of eyes. Each eye frame contains a different visual, juxtaposing natural scenery and abstract forms, suggesting the dual nature of perception—how we observe the world and interpret abstract ideas. Paolini's composition explores the theme of observation, with the camera as a metaphor for artistic and human perception, while the eyes signify the act of viewing and interpreting. Signed on the reverse, this one-of-a-kind piece exemplifies Paolini's conceptual approach to art, merging photography, collage, and philosophical inquiry.

Artwork Copyright © Giulio Paolini

Senza titolo, 1973

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Unique - Collage on card - Signed on the reverse - In excellent condition // Untitled (Senza titolo) by Giulio Paolini, created in 1973, is a unique collage that reflects the artist's interest in perception, vision, and the role of the viewer in the artwork. This collage features a triptych arrangement: the left and right sections display close-up images of human eyes gazing outward, while the central section features a vintage camera, with its lens symbolically aligned between the two sets of eyes. Each eye frame contains a different visual, juxtaposing natural scenery and abstract forms, suggesting the dual nature of perception—how we observe the world and interpret abstract ideas. Paolini's composition explores the theme of observation, with the camera as a metaphor for artistic and human perception, while the eyes signify the act of viewing and interpreting. Signed on the reverse, this one-of-a-kind piece exemplifies Paolini's conceptual approach to art, merging photography, collage, and philosophical inquiry.

Artwork Copyright © Giulio Paolini

Giulio Paolini

Senza Titolo, 1973

Drawing / Watercolor

Collage

EUR 23,680

Giulio Paolini

Signore E Signori…, 1988

Limited Edition Print

Silkscreen

EUR 1,200

Giulio Paolini

Elea, 2009

Sculpture / Object

Assemblage

EUR 2,150

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