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18-colour Silkscreen with pressings on white file paper from the Galvani Paper-Mill - From the portfolio: "Counterpoints - 7 visual notations by Accardi, Boetti, Buren, Kounellis, LeWitt, Paolini and Pistoletto" published by A.E.I.O.U Edizioni d'arte (Rome) edited by Bruno Corà. - Bibliography: Graphic impressions. The graphic work 1967-1992 by Giulio Paolini, Marco Noire Editore, Turin 1992, cat. n. 68.. // Giulio Paolini's Signore e Signori… is a striking silkscreen print that plays with notions of perspective, space, and historical imagery. The composition depicts a mirrored architectural interior, complete with ornate walls, arches, and an intricately detailed ceiling. Two figures, dressed in classical attire, are centrally positioned, their reflections further enhancing the symmetrical layout. The inclusion of two small, brightly colored elements—a blue window at the top and an orange window below—contrasts sharply with the otherwise monochromatic, historical setting. These vivid accents draw the eye and suggest a disruption or anomaly within the otherwise orderly environment. Published as part of a portfolio titled Counterpoints, this print is an exploration of visual dualities, inviting viewers to reflect on the interplay between past and present, real and imagined. Paolini’s work challenges perceptions of space and time, offering a poetic meditation on the nature of reality.
Signore e Signori…, 1988
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18-colour Silkscreen with pressings on white file paper from the Galvani Paper-Mill - From the portfolio: "Counterpoints - 7 visual notations by Accardi, Boetti, Buren, Kounellis, LeWitt, Paolini and Pistoletto" published by A.E.I.O.U Edizioni d'arte (Rome) edited by Bruno Corà. - Bibliography: Graphic impressions. The graphic work 1967-1992 by Giulio Paolini, Marco Noire Editore, Turin 1992, cat. n. 68.. // Giulio Paolini's Signore e Signori… is a striking silkscreen print that plays with notions of perspective, space, and historical imagery. The composition depicts a mirrored architectural interior, complete with ornate walls, arches, and an intricately detailed ceiling. Two figures, dressed in classical attire, are centrally positioned, their reflections further enhancing the symmetrical layout. The inclusion of two small, brightly colored elements—a blue window at the top and an orange window below—contrasts sharply with the otherwise monochromatic, historical setting. These vivid accents draw the eye and suggest a disruption or anomaly within the otherwise orderly environment. Published as part of a portfolio titled Counterpoints, this print is an exploration of visual dualities, inviting viewers to reflect on the interplay between past and present, real and imagined. Paolini’s work challenges perceptions of space and time, offering a poetic meditation on the nature of reality.
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