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Signed, Fontana in print - edition of 200, Sergio Tosi / Paolo Bellasich / Stampatori - signed FONTANA in the print // Lucio Fontana's 'Concetto Spaziale' is a lithograph measuring 99.5 x 70 cm, part of an edition of 200 and signed with 'Fontana' in the print. This work exemplifies Fontana’s exploration of spatial concepts, blending his minimalist aesthetic with tactile elegance. The golden background exudes opulence, while the vertical white stripe bisecting the composition evokes a sense of infinite space and simplicity. The reflective gold suggests transcendence, while the linear division interrupts and organizes the plane, emphasizing Fontana’s iconic investigation of space, light, and materiality. The minimalistic design invites contemplation on the balance between material and void.
Untitled ( Concetto Spaziale ), +- 1966
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Signed, Fontana in print - edition of 200, Sergio Tosi / Paolo Bellasich / Stampatori - signed FONTANA in the print // Lucio Fontana's 'Concetto Spaziale' is a lithograph measuring 99.5 x 70 cm, part of an edition of 200 and signed with 'Fontana' in the print. This work exemplifies Fontana’s exploration of spatial concepts, blending his minimalist aesthetic with tactile elegance. The golden background exudes opulence, while the vertical white stripe bisecting the composition evokes a sense of infinite space and simplicity. The reflective gold suggests transcendence, while the linear division interrupts and organizes the plane, emphasizing Fontana’s iconic investigation of space, light, and materiality. The minimalistic design invites contemplation on the balance between material and void.
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