Aldo Mondino, Turkish Brown, 20th-Century, Color Screen Print for sale at Pamono

Description

Aldo Mondino: “Turkish brown”
Color serigraphy
cm. 39×39
Exemplary No. of 100
Signed and numbered by hand by the artist on the front
Present certificate of authenticity and origin (signature and dry stamp of the publisher with photographic reference and numbering) – Exceptional operation in perfect condition, untouched, not framed –
The images of a numbered / framed specimen are for purposes only illustrative.

BIOGRAPHY
Aldo Mondino (Turin 1938-2005) begins its own personal artistic adventure as an interpreter of the conceptual movement, and then gradually direct research on a decidedly more pictorial side. From works on Faesite, for example, to its sculptures made with always different materials up to the recovery of painting filtered by a great attraction to the East, Africa, Morocco and India. The Poetic Universe of Mondino is in the name of stylistic eclecticism and a great irony that pervades all its work. The words of words between titles and contents are like its famous dancing dervishes, presented at the 1993 Venice Biennale curated by Achille Bonito Oliva, which seem suspended in a surreal space. His work, born in the framework of a research linked to European conceptual experimentation, soon rediscovers a relationship with the completely personal painting. He exhibited in important galleries and museums in Italy and abroad.