Paolo Scheggi

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Renowned for his heavily layered, monochromatic works, Paolo Scheggi was a pioneer in his approach to painting – his earliest works to receive recognition were his sheet metal collages and assemblages.

Inter-Ena Cubo

Sculpture / Object - Mixed Media

EUR 40,000 - 50,000

He then later received critical acclaim for his Strutture Modulari and Intersupifici works, both of which featured a solidly coloured canvas or cardboard base, dotted with small elliptical holes – the arrangement of the work, with both being placed atop one another, created an effect in which one layer exposed the one beneath it. Scheggi has been associated with a number of different movements and groups, notably the Nul and Zero groups, as well as the New Tendencies movement - all of which were a reaction against the post-war expressionist outputs.

Italy / male artist / Spatialism / Zero Movement / Abstract art / Conceptual art / Process Art / Art Informel / Late modernism

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Paolo Scheggi

Inter-Ena Cubo, 1965

Sculpture / Object

Mixed Media

EUR 40,000 - 50,000

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Paolo Scheggi

Inter-Ena Cubo, 1968

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What is Spatialism?

Art movement that originated from Italy in the year 1947 when Lucio Fontana founded it with an intention to synthesize sound, color, movement and space into an entirely new type of art. The main ideas of the movement came from his manifesto that was published in 1496 where he spoke of "spatial art" to keep the spirit of the post war age. The ideas were further boosted by the five manifestos that followed the first one. Though his ideas were vague, his outlook was strongly influential probably because he was the first artist from Europe to promote art as a performance and gesture.

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