Danese Milano Star Screenprint 1972 Undici Stella Enzo Mari
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Danese Milano Star Screenprint 1972 Undici Stella Enzo Mari
Simboli sinsemantici are monochromatic silkscreen prints of six symbols. The aim of the series was to bring art into the home by rendering it more accessible to a wider public. The fact that the symbols are printed and are therefore produced in an unlimited series cancels out the preconceived concept of one single original work of art.
Art Edition 1972 Italy
Nature Series, black on white. The screenprints “Serie della natura” is based on an approach that can bring some artistic images into people’s homes. Art becomes more accessible to everyone thanks to silkscreen printing, which replaces the concept of a single original version. The arrow, the star, the wave, the moon, the cube and the clover are archetypal symbols, “symbols that can be interpreted in many different ways depending on the observer’s perception and they are also timeless memories to cherish”. The elementary graphic image reveals the iconographic meaning, transforming it into a symbol.
Size: H 68 cm, W 68 cm.
Enzo Mari
Enzo Mari, born in Novara in 1932, works in different directions, from graphics to design and architecture. In 2002 the Faculty of Architecture of the Milan Polytechnic awarded him an honorary degree in industrial design. His works are exhibited at the Venice Biennale, the Milan Triennale, the Schloss Charlottenburg in Berlin, the M.I.C. of Faenza, at the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome, at the MoMA in New York and at the Milan Triennale. For the calibre of his research, he was awarded many prizes including four Compasso d'Oro.
