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Printed Wood. Signed in marker at the bottom. Sculptura 762 (2024) by Marcello Morandini is a hexagonal printed wood sculpture that exemplifies his mastery of geometric abstraction and optical play. Radiating from a central hexagon, a series of sharply angled black, white, and pale blue forms generate a hypnotic sense of depth and motion. The work's precision and clarity create a dynamic visual rhythm, inviting the viewer’s eye to spiral inward. Morandini, a key figure in Op Art and Concrete Art, fuses spatial design with graphic exactitude. This signed edition of 20 (+IV artist proofs), measuring 40 x 35 x 3 cm, reflects his continued exploration of structure and perception.
Sculptura 762, 2024
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Printed Wood. Signed in marker at the bottom. Sculptura 762 (2024) by Marcello Morandini is a hexagonal printed wood sculpture that exemplifies his mastery of geometric abstraction and optical play. Radiating from a central hexagon, a series of sharply angled black, white, and pale blue forms generate a hypnotic sense of depth and motion. The work's precision and clarity create a dynamic visual rhythm, inviting the viewer’s eye to spiral inward. Morandini, a key figure in Op Art and Concrete Art, fuses spatial design with graphic exactitude. This signed edition of 20 (+IV artist proofs), measuring 40 x 35 x 3 cm, reflects his continued exploration of structure and perception.
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EUR 1,200
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EUR 1,200
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