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- Editore10 A.M. ART
- Data di pubblicazione2020
- ISBN 10 8894064867
- ISBN 13 9788894064865
- RilegaturaCopertina rigida
- Numero di pagine200
- RedattoreZanchetta Alberto
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10 A.M. Art - Amart Galery s.r.l., Milano
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Descrizione libro Condizione: Wie neu. 200 Seiten mit zahlreichen Abbildungen, Sehr guter Zustand - geringfügige Gebrauchsspuren - fast wie neu. Zweisprachig : Italienisch / Englisch. Künstlerporträt: Sandro De Alexandris was born in 1939 in Turin where he made his debut in 1963 with a solo show at the Botero Gallery. In the following year he undertook his first inquiries into the graduated modulation of two-dimensional space. These gave rise to the series of Carte and of Spessori Orizzontali, stark presentations of schematic linear marks made on paper by pressing or folding it, or the series Bianco+Bianco, eight panels of the same size on which are a geometrical series of small cubes in relief. The series Misure di spazio, incised panels or metal sheets crossed by horizontal grooves or protrusions, following a highly calculated metre, was exhibited at Studio UND in Munich in 1967. In the same year he held a solo show at Studio di Informazione Estetica in Turin, while in the preceding year, and up to 1969, he planned and created the series of surfaces and volumes TS, placed on the wall or the floor, which were of an environmental nature with a strong sculptural presence, made alternately from iron, polyester or laminated plastic. In 1968 he held solo shows at Studio 2B, Bergamo, and at the Centro Arte Viva Feltrinelli in Trieste, while in 1969 they were also held at the Galleria Diaframma, Milan, and the Galerie Friedrich Tschanz in Solothurn. At the same time as his plastic works, De Alexandris continued with his paper works with the series Rilievi, surfaces superimposed on panels and which he exhibited in solo shows at the beginning of the1970s. In 1970 he was seen at the Galerie 66 in Hoffenheim, at the Galerie Historial, Nyon, the San Fedele in Milan, and the Galerie 58 in Rapperswil. In the following year he was seen at the Galleria Ferrari, Verona, and the Galleria dei Mille in Bergamo; in 1972 he exhibited at the Teufel Gallery in Koblenz. In 1973 he exhibited at the Galleria Peccolo, Livorno, where he was to return three years later, as well as in its Cologne venue, while in 1974 he was at the Galleria Method, Bergamo, the Galleria La Polena, Genoa, the Galleria della Trinità, Rome, and the Adelphi in Padua. In 1974 he created his first works of the t/n series, large paper works of the same size, 145x100 cm, scratched with tiny, closely placed and repeated incisions, systematically articulated following a vertical movement, and in which there was undertaken an extreme perceptive reduction; these were presented at the Galleria Martano, Turin, in 1977, and at Studio Palazzoli, Milan, in 1979. Again in 1979 there was published, edited by Paolo Fossati, the first monograph about the artist s work. From 1981 onwards he made his Trittici, surfaces divided horizontally into three parts and in which the perceptive reduction of the scratched surfaces was joined, in a relationship of counterposed tension, by fields of transparent colour. Later there appeared the Sovrapposizioni and the Stratificazioni di superfici a caduta, works on paper and on canvas that developed his painting experiments from the early 1960s and which used painting materials, organically arranged by scansions, contrasts, colour harmonies, and transparencies that involved paint as an elementary material; this was concretised in 1994 with the series, which is still ongoing, of Stanze. In the 1980s and 1990s he held numerous solo shows at the Galleria Mario Valente, Finale Ligure, and the Galleria Giancarlo Salzano in Turin. In 2004 there was published the second monograph devoted to the artist, edited by Francesco Tedeschi and, in 2019, the monograph edited by 10 A.M. ART gallery and Alberto Zanchetta. Sprache: Italienisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1382. Codice articolo 44953
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