n. 354 The open-air room

At first glance it is a ruin, and those who say ruin mean abandonment, degradation, ruin. This is not a place devoted to Beauty, far from it, but such a dilapidated building is surrounded by lush vegetation. The rebellious sap dominates the space, favoring with its cycle life a metamorphosis of the places. The attentive eye can notice a careful engraving work, made even more enjoyable by "luminous vibration" due to an interplay of small light and dark spots. This ruinous place interpellates us: it appears to us as the metaphor of the passing Time, which dies and returns to life.

1997 | Etching on copper

Plate: 402 x 302 mm (base x height)

—Printing on Hahnemühle paper, black ink, paper size: 700 x 500 mm

—5 signed and numbered trial proofs, edition to be realized
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Edition Alma Charta, Toccalmatto

550.00 €